Chenglong Wang

Dr. Chenglong Wang is a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research, specializing in the design of interactive, data-driven intelligent tools that help users process and visualize data more efficiently. He has extensive experience and numerous research contributions in program synthesis, data visualization, and natural language processing. He earned his PhD degree from the University of Washington, where he collaborated with Ras Bodik and Alvin Cheung to develop data analysis tools based on program synthesis. Additionally, he completed his undergraduate studies at Peking University, working with Professors Zhenjiang Hu and Yingfei Xiong on program transformation. Dr. Wang's research has been presented at top international conferences multiple times, receiving several best paper awards, and has had a profound impact on AI-assisted tool design and data analysis.

• 2020–Present·Microsoft Research·Principal Researcher
  • Leading the design and development of next-generation interactive intelligent tools with a focus on data analysis and visualization.
  • Driving the adoption of AI-driven tools in practical work scenarios.

• 2012–2018·University of Washington·PhD
  • Research Area: Program Synthesis and Data Analysis Tools
  • Advisors: Ras Bodik, Alvin Cheung
• 2008–2012·Peking University·Bachelor's Degree
  • Research Area: Program Transformation
  • Advisors: Zhenjiang Hu, Yingfei Xiong