Meet our Fellow: Junhao Li

We ask our fellows more about themselves and their research. For this article we ask our Fellow Junhao Li more about his research. Junhao is currently working under the supervision of Dorota Glowacka at the University of Helsinki Department of Computer Science
Junhao Li
Junhao Li

What do you research?

My research lies at the intersection of HCI, AI and NLP. Currently, I am focusing on leveraging LLMs and multi-agent systems to make complex information more accessible.

What are you most looking forward to?

I am most looking forward to collaborating with the multidisciplinary research community. I am also excited to leverage the HIIT network and travel funds to engage with the global research community at top conferences.

Why the Helsinki region?

The Helsinki region offers a world-class technology ecosystem and a highly collaborative academic environment. Having spent my PhD years in Finland, transitioning here is a natural next step to advance my career while enjoying the area's exceptional quality of life.

Junhao Li

Junhao Li

HIIT Postdoctoral Fellow 1.3.2026-28.2.2029

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