MINE Lab

Welcome to Machine Intelligence and kNowledge Engineering (MINE) lab that is directed by Prof. Xiangliang Zhang in the department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. Our mission is to enable ​computer machines to​ learn through experience and by the use of data. We are also called data “miners”. We pursue the most advanced Artificial Intelligence technology to enable knowledge advancement in a variety of fields. 

Welcome motivated Ph.D. candidates to join us at the MINE lab at Notre Dame!

Group members:

Current Students under Supervision or Co-supervision at KAUST:

  • PhD students
    • Xiaochuan Gou
    • Manal Alshehri

PhD students Graduated from MINE lab, and their last updated position:

  1. Zhenwen Liang. Research Scientist at Tencent AI Lab Seattle, USA
  2. Ziyi Kou. Research Scientist at Meta, USA
  3. Xiuying Chen. Assistant Professor at Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence, UAE
  4. Hongyan Bao. AI Scientist at A-Star, Singapore
  5. Qiang Yang. Postdoc researcher at University of Florida, USA
  6. Chaosheng Ma. Assistant Professor at Lanzhou University, China
  7. Shichao Pei. Assistant Professor at UMass Boston, USA
  8. Qiannan Zhang. Postdoc researcher at Cornell University, USA
  9. Zhuo Yang. Researcher at Huawei, China
  10. Peng Han. Full Professor at University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
  11. Lu Yu. Senior Algorithm Engineer at Alibaba, China
  12. Uchenna Akujuobi. Research Scientist from Sony AI, Japan
  13. Basmah Altaf. ML researcher and practitioner, Huawei, Montreal, Canada
  14. Ibrahim Alabdulmohsin. Research scientist at the Google Brain Team in Zurich, Switzerland
  15. Basma Al-Harbi. Assistant Professor at Jeddah University, Saudi Arabia
  16. Abdulhakim Qahtan. Assistant Professor at Utrecht University, Netherland

Master PhD students graduated from MINE lab, and their last updated position:

  • Zhenwei Tang. PhD student at University of Toronto, Canada
  • Xiaodong Wu. PhD student at Queen’s University, Canada
  • Reem Alghamdi. PhD student at KAUST