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Tuan-Cuong Vuong

AI Researcher · Hanoi

Building AI that reasons across language, time, and structured knowledge.

I study how foundation and agentic AI systems can reason over heterogeneous knowledge — language, images, temporal observations, and structured relations. Healthcare and biomedicine are my primary application domains, where reliable reasoning matters most.

Research Assistant · 2021–Present

Applied AI (A2I) Lab · Phenikaa University

Supervised by Dr. Trang Xuan Mai

Research Assistant · 2025–Present

Business AI Lab · NEU

Supervised by Dr. Thien Van Luong

Agentic reasoning Structured knowledge Multimodal healthcare

The questions that drive my work

One agenda connects my projects: making intelligent systems reason over heterogeneous evidence, then testing those systems in domains where context, structure, and reliability matter.

01

Foundation Models & Agentic Intelligence

How can foundation models reason, collaborate, and adapt over long-horizon tasks with external knowledge?

Agents · memory · knowledge-guided reasoning

02

Multimodal & Structured Reasoning

How can models integrate language, images, temporal signals, and graphs while preserving meaningful relationships?

Multimodal learning · temporal modeling · graphs

03

AI for Healthcare & Biomedicine

How can reasoning systems remain reliable when scientific data are sparse, heterogeneous, and high-stakes?

Clinical prediction · medical imaging · trustworthy AI

A coherent trajectory, not a topic list

These projects trace the progression from multi-agent language systems to structured and multimodal reasoning in healthcare.

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Research milestones

Selected publications, acceptances, and research releases.

Jun 2026

Our paper on Training-Free MoA for Multi-Document Summarization was published by Neural Computing and Applications (Q1, Impact Factor: 4.50, SJR: 1.102).

April 2026

Our paper HERMES (Knowledge Graph Reasoning for Patient Outcome Prediction) was accepted at CITA 2026.

I am looking to work with groups advancing foundation models, agentic systems, and multimodal reasoning.

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