Summary
Boning Li is a data scientist based in Redmond with nine years of experience applying machine learning to energy, health, networks, and computer vision problems. Currently at Microsoft, he focuses on graph neural networks to learn efficient resource allocation for wireless federated learning, building on prior internships at Microsoft and Amazon. His research portfolio spans deep algorithm unfolding, time-series feature learning, temporal signal reconstruction on graphs, and hypergraph clustering, bridging theoretical methods with practical system constraints. Trained at Rice (PhD), Duke (MS), and Harbin Institute of Technology (BE), with an exchange stint at UC Berkeley, he blends rigorous academic grounding with industry impact. Notably, he pursues cross-domain signal and structure learning approaches that transfer between communications and sensing applications, reflecting a knack for translating graph-based theory into resource-aware ML solutions.
9 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Exchange student, Exchange student at University of California, Berkeley
Master of Science - MS, Master of Science - MS at Duke University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD at Rice University
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Bachelor of Engineering - BE at Harbin Institute of Technology