Memento-Skills: Let Agents Design Agents
arXiv 2026/3
PhD student · University College London
Learning agents.
Memory, reasoning, and trust.
I am a PhD student at University College London, advised by Professor Jun Wang. Previously, I was a graduate student at Imperial College London, advised by Professor Guang Yang.
My research spans agentic memory and continual learning, large language models, and adversarial machine learning.

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arXiv 2026/3
EMNLP
arXiv
arXiv 2025/8
ACL 2026 - The 64th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics
ICLR 2026
ICLR 2026
arXiv
arXiv
arXiv
ICML
arXiv
ICLR 2025
arXiv
arXiv
arXiv
arXiv
ICML 2024 Oral
MICCAI
arXiv
Medical Image Analysis (Impact Factor: 10.7)
AAAI 2026 - The Fortieth AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence
Medical Image Analysis (Impact Factor: 10.7)
IEEE TNNLS (Impact Factor: 10.2)
ACL 2026 Findings - The 64th Annual Meeting of the Association for Computational Linguistics
ICASSP 2026
AAAI 2026 Workshop on Trust and Control in Agentic AI (TrustAgent)
TMLR 2025 - Transactions on Machine Learning Research
ACL 2025
EuroS&P 2025 Poster
KDD 2025 Research Track
NAACL
ICIC Oral
ACL 2024 Findings
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Beyond the papers
April 2026
Hosted by Professor Yuan Xie
April 2026
Hosted by Professor Zhizhong Zhang
Spring 2026 · UCL
Teaching Assistant · COMP0124
Supervised by Professor Jun Wang
Supporting coursework, tutorials, and labs in multi-agent reinforcement learning and cooperation strategies.
2021–2022
Ministry of Education, China
The sole recipient in the department, recognizing academic performance, research, and comprehensive achievement.