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Han Liu · Orrington Lunt Professor · Director, Center for Foundation Models & Generative AI · Northwestern University

Publications · MAGICS Lab

RESEARCH RECORD / 2023—2026

The science behindscientific intelligence.

From the mathematical foundations of learning to genome models, molecular design, and scientific agents. Research by Han Liu, students, and collaborators at Northwestern and beyond.

Recent publications

48 core ML papers · 8 additional publications
2023–2026 · Updated September 2026

The default view brings together every NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR entry from the 2023–2026 CV record. Switch to all venues to explore the broader body of recent work.

48 papers · NeurIPS, ICML & ICLR · 2023–2026

2026

23 papers

2025

13 papers

2024

10 papers

2023

2 papers
About this publication record

Scope: 2023–2026, inclusive. The core ML count includes 48 unique NeurIPS, ICML, and ICLR entries; the all-venues view adds eight other recent publications. Featured papers are not counted twice. These are coauthored publications, not claims of sole authorship.

The source is Han Liu’s supplied 2026 Curriculum Vitae, Recent Articles R1–R56. Conference years and acceptance/presentation labels follow that record. Selected author and title inconsistencies were reconciled against linked publisher or paper records; this is not an independent verification of every acceptance. Research-area labels are editorial navigation aids. An asterisk denotes equal contribution where specified in the CV.

“Paper” links lead to located paper or publisher records. “Find paper” links perform an exact-title Google Scholar search where a direct record was not located. SciSciGPT is listed under its 2026 journal volume; its first online publication was December 2025. For the broader career record, visit Google Scholar or the earlier publications archive.

From papers to practice

Explore the systems behind the research.

Genome foundation models, research collaborators, protein-evolution policies, and executable environments.

Software & models

Reading Group

Our weekly reading group explores ideas that may shape the next generation of machine and scientific intelligence — from the foundations of reasoning, memory, and world models to agents that interact with tools, simulations, and the physical world. We use the group not simply to review papers, but to identify emerging paradigms, formulate new research questions for scientific discovery.

Get In Touch

Department of Computer Science
Mudd Hall 3119
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL 60201
Phone: +1 847 491 2793
Email: hanliu@northwestern.edu