Runnel Zhang, NJU
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I’m Runnel Zhang (also Runcheng Zhang), an undergraduate at Nanjing University’s Jianxiong Academy, exploring the intersections of CS and Mathematics. My journey has taken me from PKU’s summer and winter schools to active involvement in NJU’s CS AI community (e.g. NOVA & AIA), where I love sharing knowledge on topics like full-stack development and VAEs.
Research-wise, I focus on applying AI to distinct challenges, such as mitigating sparsity issues in Tangut script translation and improving symbolic synthesis in vector graphics. While my hands-on work is grounded in these practical applications, I am theoretically fascinated by the potential of using Topos theory for interpretable AI—a complex field I am enthusiastically (and humbly) studying.
On a lighter note, you might encounter me online as Yuanjue Chou. That is the pseudonym I use to publish satirical papers on math and CS, mostly for relaxation and the sheer joy of typesetting in .
I’m continuously eager to learn, iterate, and grow through new experiences and connections.
Feel free to reach out via email (Runnel.Zhang@smail.nju.edu.cn) or explore my work on GitHub (@ChouYuanjue) and ORCID (0009-0005-7611-3583)!