Ph.D. in Computer Science
Aug 2024 – PresentThe University of Texas at Dallas · Advisor: Dr. Bingzhe Li
Dongming Jiang is a Ph.D. Candidate in Computer Science at The University of Texas at Dallas, advised by Dr. Bingzhe Li. His research focuses on agentic memory architectures, long-horizon reasoning, retrieval systems, and scalable machine-learning infrastructure.
He builds reliable end-to-end AI systems spanning memory, retrieval, evaluation, and systems optimization.
Agentic memory · LLM agents · Long-horizon reasoning · Retrieval systems · ML infrastructure
A System-One-controlled agentic memory architecture that moves frequent structured memory decisions out of the autoregressive generation loop while reserving System-Two language models for deeper reasoning and answer synthesis.
Reported experimental results on LoCoMo with GPT-4o-mini: 0.777 overall score, 158 s memory construction, and 0.93 s average query latency.
A multi-graph memory architecture for AI agents that organizes and retrieves long-term information through complementary relational views.
A taxonomy and controlled empirical study of agentic-memory systems, their evaluation protocols, and their limitations across memory and reasoning tasks.
An agentic-memory method that uses reinforcement learning to evolve weighted memory graphs dynamically.
A test-time adaptation method for vision-language models that replaces Shannon entropy with an adaptive Tsallis entropy, using a class-specific non-extensive parameter derived from the label bias estimated over incoming test instances.
A multi-metric benchmark that evaluates LLM code agents on partial differential equation solving across the DOLFINx, Firedrake, and deal.II libraries.
Dongming Jiang in bold. * equal (co-first) contribution · † corresponding author.
The University of Texas at Dallas · Advisor: Dr. Bingzhe Li
Rice University
Hangzhou Dianzi University
Reviewer / Program Committee
Technical skills
Python · C++ · CUDA · PyTorch · TensorFlow · Hugging Face · Linux · Docker · SLURM · MPI