Langlin Huang黄浪林
Ph.D. Student in Computer Science · Washington University in St. Louis
I am a third-year PhD student at Washington University in St. Louis (WUSTL), luckily advised by Prof. Jiaxin Huang.
Before that, I received my Master degree at Institute of Computing Technology, Chinese Academy of Sciences (ICT/CAS) in Jul. 2024, where I studied at ICT Natural Language Processing (ICTNLP) group and worked on machine translation and multilingual NLP.
Research
My research interests mainly lie in Natural Language Processing and Large Language Models. Particularly, I am interested in:
- 01Agentic RL and On-Policy Distillation
- 02Large Language Model Reasoning & Post-Training
- 03Large Language Model Efficiency
News
- We released SCOUT: On the Off-Policy Teacher in On-Policy Distillation, accepted by NeurIPS 2026 workshops MATH-AI and Pre-to-Post. Thanks to all collaborators!
- Our paper G-Zero: Self-Play for Open-Ended Generation from Zero Data is accepted by NeurIPS 2026 as a spotlight. Thanks to all collaborators!
- Our papers Nonsense Helps: Prompt Space Perturbation Broadens Reasoning Exploration and RelayLLM: Efficient Reasoning via Collaborative Decoding are accepted by EMNLP 2026. Thanks to all collaborators!
- Our paper SPEED: Specialized Position Experts for Efficient Speculative Decoding is accepted by COLM 2026. Thanks to all collaborators!
- I joined AWS Agentic AI DevOps, Amazon as an Applied Scientist Intern, working on On-Policy Distillation. It's my pleasure to be mentored by Hao Liu, who is very supportive and meticulous about research and work!
- Our paper Divide, Reweight, and Conquer: A Logit Arithmetic Approach for In-Context Learning is accepted by EACL 2026 as oral presentation. Thanks to all collaborators!
- We released Nonsense Helps: Prompt Space Perturbation Broadens Reasoning Exploration.
- We released G-Zero: Self-Play for Open-Ended Generation from Zero Data.
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- Our paper Training Data Efficiency in Multimodal Process Reward Models is accepted by ICML 2026. Thanks to all collaborators!
- Our paper CaTS: Calibrated Test-Time Scaling for Efficient LLM Reasoning is accepted by ICLR 2026. Thanks to all collaborators!
- We released RelayLLM: Efficient Reasoning via Collaborative Decoding.
- Our CrossWordBench is accepted by COLM 2025. Thanks to all collaborators!
- We released PosS, an effective Speculative Decoding method that reaches the highest draft prediction accuracy.
- We released CrossWordBench, a challenging multimodal Benchmark that requires continuous reasoning ability.
- One paper about Adaptive Heterogeneous MoE for flexible tokenization is accepted by NAACL 2025 as oral presentation. Thanks to all collaborators!
- We released CaTS: Calibrated Test-Time Scaling for Efficient LLM Reasoning, finding self-calibration efficiently improves test-time scaling method which saves up to 94% sampling.
- We released LARA, A logit aggregation approach for In-Context Learning!
- My new journey set sail on Washington University in St. Louis, I love the peaceful campus and welcoming people!
- One paper about Byte-based Language Model is accepted to ACL 2024! Thanks to all collaborators!
- I successfully defended my dissertation for Master degree! My dissertation name is "A Study of Neural Machine Translation on Multiple Semantic Granularities (基于多语义粒度的神经机器翻译研究)".
- One paper about Compositional Phrase Representation is accepted to EMNLP 2023! Thanks to all collaborators!
- Our LLM BayLing (百聆) is released! BayLing is an instruction-following LLM with advanced language alignment and multi-turn interaction capability. Read our paper and try our online demo! Thanks to all collaborators!
- We won first place in the Chinese-Thai track and second place in the Mongolian-Chinese track in the 18th China Conference on Machine Translation (CCMT 2022)! Thanks to all collaborators! The technical report is accessible to public, check here for Chinese-Thai track and here for Mongolian-Chinese track.
- I start my M.S. life at University of Chinese Academy of Sciences (UCAS).
- I obtain my B.E. degree from University of International Business and Economics (UIBE).
- One paper about automatic construction of depression-domain lexicon is published on JMIR Medical Informatics! Thanks to all collaborators!
Publications
LLM Reasoning & Efficiency
NeurIPS 2026Workshops: MATH-AI and Pre-to-Post
EMNLP 2026
COLM 2026
NeurIPS 2026Spotlight
ICML 2026
ICLR 2026
EACL 2026Oral
EMNLP 2026
COLM 2025
Multilingual
NAACL 2025Oral
ACL 2024
EMNLP 2023
Technical Report
BayLing: Bridging Cross-lingual Alignment and Instruction Following through Interactive Translation for Large Language Models
Others
JMIR Med. Inform.2020
Automatic Construction of a Depression-Domain Lexicon Based on Microblogs: Text Mining Study
Awards
- Second Academic Scholarship · UCAS
- Outstanding Graduates · UIBE
- First Academic Scholarship · UIBE
- Merit Student of UIBE
- Honorable Mention of Mathematical Contest In Modeling
- First Prize of Asia and Pacific Mathematical Contest in Modeling
- First Prize of Chinese Mathematical Contest In Modeling, Beijing Area
Services
Reviewer: NeurIPS 2025, COLM 2025, ICLR 2025, ACL Rolling Review, ACL 2023, TALLIP
