Short Bio

Haodi Jiang is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Sam Houston State University. He received his Ph.D. in Computer Science from the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) in 2021 under the supervision of  Dr. Jason T. L. Wang. Before that, he earned an M.S. in Computer Engineering from Florida International University and a B.E. in Network Engineering from Southwest University, China. 

Research Interest

• Machine Learning, Computer Vision, Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, and Foundation Models 

• Interdisciplinary Applications: Solar Physics, Space Weather, and Cybersecurity

News

• 10/2025:  One abstract accepted by AGU25 for presentation. 

• 09/2025:  One paper accepted by  SABID 2025 workshop co-located with ICDM 2025. 

• 09/2025:  One paper accepted by  ICMLA 2025. 

• 08/2025:  One paper accepted by The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series (ApJS). 

• 08/2025:  Invited to serve as PC member for SABID 2025 workshop co-located with ICDM 2025. 

• 07/2025:  Invited to give a talk at Hands-on Workshop on AI-powered Space Weather for Engineers Workshop at NJIT. 

• 07/2025:  Invited to serve as PC member for ICTAI 2025. 

• 01/2025:  Receive a grant from The Institute for Homeland Security for Spring 2025 research Cohort as the PI. 

• 01/2025:  One paper accepted by INTED 25. 

• 12/2024:  Honored to receive the a research grant from NASA AIAH for the project, Synthesizing Photospheric Vector Magnetograms for SOHO/MDI Using Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence, as the PI.

• 10/2024:  One paper accepted by BigData 2024. 

• 09/2024:  One paper accepted by ICMLA 2024. 

• 06/2024:  Receive a grant from The Institute for Homeland Security for Summer 2024 research Cohort as the PI. 

• 03/2024:  Invited to serve as a grant proposal panelist for NASA. 

• 03/2024:  Two papers accepted by FLAIRS-37. 

• 02/2024:  One papers accepted by Solar Physics . 

• 01/2024:  One papers accepted by EDULEARN24. 

• 12/2023:  Honored to receive the a research grant from NASA HGI for the project, Understanding Long Term Solar EUV Radiations in the Past 10 Solar Cycles by Synthesizing Modern and Historic Data with Machine Learning, as the PI at SHSU.

• 11/2023:  Receive a grant from The Institute for Homeland Security for Spring 20234 IHS Research Cohort as the Co-I. 

• 11/2023:  Receive a grant from The Institute for Homeland Security for Spring 2024 IHS Research Cohort as the PI. 

• 09/2023:  One papers accepted by ICTAI 2023. 

• 06/2023:  One papers accepted by Solar Physics . 

• 03/2023:  Receive a grant from The Institute for Homeland Security for Summer 2023 research Cohort as the PI. 

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