About me

Hi! I’m Minje (최민제) (pronounced “Min-je” as in “jet” or “jelly”), currently a postdoctoral fellow at the School of Interactive Computing in Georgia Tech, co-advised by professors Munmun De Choudhury and Srijan Kumar. I hold a Ph.D in Information from the University of Michigan where I was co-advised by professors David Jurgens and Daniel M. Romero.

My research interests include (1) investigating the capabilities of large language models (LLMs) on tasks requiring social knowledge [EMNLP’23][preprint][preprint], and (2) using NLP and causal inference methods to understand dynamics in large social networks based on social relationships or identities [ICWSM’23][ICWSM’21][WWW’20].

Before my Ph.D, I did my undergrad and masters in computer science at Korea University where I was advised by professor Jaegul Choo. I have done past internships with awesome people at Naver Clova AI, Nokia Bell Labs Cambridge, Visa Research Snap Research.

I enjoy sharing and discussing research ideas on CSS and NLP domains and am open to collaborative work. Feel free to contact me via email if you found my work interesting or would like to collaborate in the future!