Dr. Lizhen Qu is a lecturer at the Vision and Language Group of Monash University. His research is at
the intersection of natural language processing, machine learning, causality and privacy,
with applications in digital health, legal AI, and cybersecurity.
| Project name | Type Sort descending |
|---|---|
| A Neuro-Symbolic Agent for Playing Minecraft | Honours project |
| Identification of Cardiac Arrest from Triple-Zero Calls by using Multimodal Information | Honours project |
| Improving Workflow of Call-Takers for Recognizing Cardiac Arrest from Triple-Zero Calls | Honours project |
| Multimodal Chatbot for Mental Health | Honours project |
| Automatic Statutory Reasoning | Honours project |
| Commonsense Reasoning | Honours project |
| Disentangled Representation Learning for Synthetic Data Generation and Privacy Protection | Research project |
| Explainable and Robust Deep Causal Models for AI assisted Clinical Pathology | Research project |
| Event Extraction and Neuro-Symbolic Reasoning for Law Enforcement and Legal Applications | Research project |
| Causal Reasoning for Mental Health Support | Research project |
| Multimodal Output Generation to Assist Blind People for Data Exploration and Analysis | Research project |
| Privacy-Aware Rewriting | Research project |