hey, i'm seungwook.

Seungwook Han

i'm seungwook, from seoul, korea.

in my research, i've been thinking about how we're shifting from a compute-bound to a data-bound paradigm. we can now learn from data far faster than we can generate it ourselves—at least for text and images. this raises a question: how do we move beyond the limits of "real" data? my work has been leaning toward synthetic data. under that broad umbrella, i've been exploring how we can use synthetic data to learn a universal representation or prior that can quickly adapt across modalities.

outside of research, i love playing squash. i've been at it for about 2.5 years, still learning, but it's been a lot of fun. i welcome anyone to join me in this small endeavor to live a longer, healthier life.

currently, i'm at MIT CSAIL as a 4th-year PhD student, advised by Prof. Pulkit Agrawal.

a few achievements:

some publications i've worked on:

more to see on google scholar and more to come.

books i'm reading: