Meng Lu is a research-focused computer scientist and second-year Sc.M student at Brown University with nine years of hands-on experience across robotics, AR/VR, and NLP. Currently a Research Assistant at Brown’s LUNAR Lab and HealthNLP, Meng co-authored EMNLP-accepted work on multilingual fact-recall and mechanistic interpretability for IR models while pursuing controllable LLM behavior. Prior roles at MIT Media Lab and MIT labs span computer vision pipelines for parent-child interaction analysis, mechatronics, and photogrammetric VR modeling, reflecting a rare blend of perception, embodied systems, and HCI. Meng has driven applied projects from database-backed web tools to ENerf-backed 2D→3D teleoperation pipelines and mixed-reality robot control, demonstrating an eye for practical system integration. Based in Wellesley, MA with dual training in computer science and history, Meng brings interdisciplinary research instincts and experience communicating technical work at conferences and cultural heritage venues. A detail that often surprises collaborators: alongside advanced technical work Meng has translated over 100 academic history papers, showing both linguistic breadth and archival rigor.
9 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Cross-Registered Students, Cross-Registered Students at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Undergraduate Student B.A. in Computer Science, Undergraduate Student B.A. in Computer Science at Wellesley College
Precollege Classical Piano, Precollege Classical Piano at Manhattan School of Music
Adversarial Training on Transformer Networks to discover check-worthy factual claims
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