Jieun Han

PhD student @kaistcsdept, Intern @Microsoft, interested in NLP application & Language learning

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Amazing experience collaborating with @HaneulYoo13
Learned so much along the way! 🥰

[Haneul Yoo @ COLM 2026 @HaneulYoo13]

🎉 Thrilled to share that 3 first-author papers are accepted to #ACL2025NLP #ACL2025 @aclmeeting

1️⃣ CSRT https://t.co/oQF2yU8itZ
2️⃣ DREsS https://t.co/U1chspV6Rx
3️⃣ CSCL https://t.co/L0JoSTxW0z

🚀 Stay tuned for the updated preprints

🫶 Many thanks to all collaborators

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

💃Our paper DREsS finally got accepted to ACL main!
This was the very first research I started in grad school..
It's finally coming to life after 2 years, but it was totally worth it!👵
#ACL2025NLP #ACL2025
@aclmeeting

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Meet my amazing colleague @HaneulYoo13 at #NeurIPS2024 💜
She'll be presenting our work on automated essay scoring at FM-EduAssess Workshop🌟

[Haneul Yoo @ COLM 2026 @HaneulYoo13]

🚀 Excited to share that I’ll present two papers at #NeurIPS2024 workshop!

1️⃣ Code-Switching Red-Teaming: LLM Evaluation for Safety and Multilingual Understanding
2️⃣ DREsS: Dataset for Rubric-based Essay Scoring on EFL Writing

See you in #Vancouver 🇨🇦

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Had an amazing time at #EMNLP2024! 🌴🍹
Loved every moment of engaging conversations with old and new friends.
Looking forward to seeing you again at future conferences! 🙌✨

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Great tips for conference✨

[Joe Stacey @_joestacey_]

After going to NAACL, ACL and #EMNLP2024 this year, here are a few tips I’ve picked up about attending *ACL conferences.

Would love to hear any other tips if you have them! 🙂

1. This might be obvious, but I suggest showing everyone the same respect and interest regardless of how prestigious their university is, how junior they are, or how famous they are. I think everyone has lots of interesting things to say and is worth the time to talk to 🙂

2. Don’t be afraid to say hi to random people you don’t know, and be like “is it ok if I join you?”. Sometimes it won’t work out, but most of the time people will be happy to chat. I’m always nervous the first few times, but it quickly becomes natural.

3. Try not to be hard on yourself about social situations. I find that social situations don’t always go perfectly, and that’s ok. I think most of us feel awkward sometimes. Just keep at it and learn as you go 🙂

4. I now start reading conference papers when the accepted paper list is out (well before the conference starts). This helps me to take things in much better during the conference itself.

5. I’m also way more proactive messaging people on the conference app, eg if another PhD student has done a paper I really like I’ll ask to have a chat.

6. Don’t miss out on the workshops! They’re such a fantastic way of meeting people with similar research interests.

7. Be generous with your own time too if people message you and would like to talk. I’ve had really cool conversations with people who have messaged me.

8. Plan at the beginning of the day (or night before) which posters you want to visit, and write down the titles. Then at the beginning of each poster session write down the board IDs for these papers. I love being spontaneous, but I find having an initial plan stops me wandering aimlessly.

9. When presenting a poster, personally I like to acknowledge people who arrive when I’m still talking to someone so they don’t feel ignored, eg “I’ll start from the beginning again in x minutes”, or just saying hi!

10. Posters are often better than orals. I personally only watch oral talks online rather than sitting through the sessions. In my experience posters are a much better use of time.

Anything you think i should add to my list for next time? 🙂 Or more importantly is there anything above you think I’m doing wrong??

P.S. there was a great tweet going around before EMNLP with some advice before the conference. I can’t find it now, but thanks to the author for the idea!

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Join us #EMNLP2024 @customnlp4u poster tmr!
📅 When: Sat 15 Nov 11:00~12:00
📍 Where: Merrick 1
If you're interested in LLM-integration in EFL classroom for students (1) and teachers (2), please come by🤗
📝
(1) https://t.co/I5zHCdqxAw
(2) https://t.co/ZyQSV6408g
@emnlpmeeting

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

I am at Miami for #EMNLP2024 🌴
I will be presenting our #AIEd research on (1) LLM-as-a-tutor (2) Dashboard for teachers at @customnlp4u workshop (Sat 11:00~12:00).
Feel free to reach me to chat on LLM-integrated education🤗

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Our amazing research teams, @imjuhokim @aliceoh @hyunwoojkim, are collaborating with @Google to develop a cutting-edge personalized AI tutor over the next three years.
Excited for incredible #AIEd collaboration bringing together #NLProc, #computervision, and #HCI perspectives!✨

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Well-structured video on scientific writing!
When my undergrad mentee brought a first draft of his first paper, I told him to "analyze the structure" of at least three papers to figure out what scientific writing should look like. Now I can send this video, thanks to Sasha!

[Sasha Rush @srush_nlp]

New Video: How to write an okay research paper.

Reviewers all agree! @srush_nlp's papers are "reasonably structured" and "somewhat clear, despite other flaws".

https://t.co/nCjYsDI5Jf

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

Had a meaningful experience organizing pre-#ACL2024 workshop at KAIST💙 Sharing ideas is always exciting, but it was even greater with these amazing #NLProc people!✨

[Alice Oh @aliceoh]

We are hosting wonderful NLP colleagues at KAIST on their way to ACL Bangkok! 🤩 On-site registration is closed, but the talks will be broadcast on Zoom. Please join us!

Date/Time: Aug 10, 2024, 10:05-12:30 KST (UCT+9)

Parallel Session 1: Advanced Language Models and AI Capabilities, Moderator @seo_minjoon
https://t.co/vWFbX33SsJ

10:05 – 10:30 @mohitban47 (UNC Chapel Hill): Multimodal Generative LLMs: Unification, Planning Agents, Evaluation
10:35 – 11:00 @IAugenstein (U of Copenhagen): Revealing the Parametric Knowledge of Language Models
11:05 – 11:30 Yoon Kim (MIT): Efficient Alternatives to Attention for Sequence Modeling
11:35 – 12:00 @kaiwei_chang (UCLA): From Learning through Labels to Learning through Language
12:05 – 12:30 @PangWeiKoh (UW): Scaling Retrieval-Based Language Models with a Trillion-Token Datastore

Parallel Session 2: Specialized Applications and Societal Impact of NLP, Moderator @NoSyu
https://t.co/uBgdScACnn

10:05 – 10:30 @VioletNPeng (UCLA): Controllable and Creative Natural Language Generation
10:35 – 11:00 @computermacgyve (Oxford University): Information Integrity and Generative AI: Challenges and Opportunities
11:05 – 11:30 @sunipa17 (Google): Geo Cultural Representation in NLP
11:35 – 12:00 @CamachoCollados (Cardiff University): Practical and Specialised NLP Solutions: The Case of Social Media
12:05 – 12:30 @TristanNaumann (Microsoft Research): Biomedical NLP / Real World Evidence in the Era of Generative AI

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

It was an honor to share our #GenAI #education work at @LrecColing. Thanks to everyone who came to my presentation and shared interesting thoughts. Looking forward to enriching the education field with responsible integration of #LLM technology🧑‍🏫✨
#lreccoling2024 #NLProc

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

@mhagiwara @LrecColing Sorry but I have another meeting then. How about 11:30?

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

I am having an oral presentation at #lreccoling2024!

✨"RECIPE4U: Student-ChatGPT Interaction Dataset in EFL Writing Education"

📅When: Fri 24 May 9:20-9:40 AM
📍Where: Room 500

If you're interested in LLM-integrated education, please come to my talk!
@LrecColing

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

@mhagiwara @LrecColing Hi Masato, Thanks for reaching out.
I'd love to chat with you! How about meeting at 9:50 AM tomorrow, after my presentation?

[Alice Oh @aliceoh]

I am often asked, “what is your secret recruiting female students?” Female students make up less than 20% of CS at KAIST, faculty similar proportion. My research group is >50% female.

Yes, my female gender certainly plays a big role. But I let my students know, from the very beginning, that D&I is a top priority value, because without that, we are heading straight toward failure. The ultimate goal of AI is to serve the human race, of which 50% are female. How can we solve problems for women, the historically disadvantaged gender, when the developers of the technology do not understand the needs of the female gender? https://t.co/dM1ePcbcg8

[Alice Oh @aliceoh]

Meet my wonderful student @z_eunie and hear about our research on using LLMs in EFL education! #lrec #coling

[Alice Oh @aliceoh]

Meet my wonderful students @z_eunie @euns0o_kim and hear about our Korean benchmark dataset! #lrec #coling

[Jieun Han @z_eunie]

I am at #lreccoling2024 in Turin🇮🇹
Looking forward to meeting new and old friends🙌
@LrecColing

[Alice Oh @aliceoh]

Let's be honest. For everyone in ML/NLP, it's a really exciting time but also very stressful with so many new papers, models, benchmarks, deadlines, reviews, talks, workshops, conferences...

How do you keep up and stay sane?

For me, the only solution is collaboration. 1/n