Jiajun Wu
PhD Candidate in Electrical and Software Engineering, University of Calgary
Large Language Model Application, Federated Learning
Biography
Jiajun Wu is a PhD candidate at DENOS Lab working on federated learning and large language model applications. His survey Topology-aware Federated Learning in Edge Computing is published in ACM Computing Surveys and was selected for the ACM Showcase, and his work now extends to clinical decision support, where he leads the lab’s patient chart summarization and small language model benchmarking for emergency departments.
Projects
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EDSim
Large language model simulation of an emergency department with autonomous agents for patients, nurses, and physicians.
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Patient chart summarization
Dual-stage summarization that runs offline on embedded devices so emergency physicians get structured findings without patient data leaving the device.
Publications
- ACM CSUR2024
Topology-aware Federated Learning in Edge Computing: A Comprehensive Survey
- IEEE ICC2023
FedLE: Federated Learning Client Selection with Lifespan Extension for Edge IoT Networks
- IEEE AIoT2025
Dual-stage and Lightweight Patient Chart Summarization for Emergency Physicians
- IEEE ATC2025
Small Language Models for Emergency Departments Decision Support: A Benchmark Study
- arXiv2025
A Survey on Task Scheduling in Carbon-aware Container Orchestration
- AAAI/ACM AIES2024
Enhancing Equitable Access to AI in Housing and Homelessness System of Care through Federated Learning
- CJEM2026
Can human-aware agentic artificial intelligence transform emergency care workflows?
Achievements
- Topology-aware Federated Learning in Edge Computing selected for the ACM Showcase.
- Third place in data visualization at the CANIS Hackathon hosted by Schulich Ignite, with Leo Wei and Yunkai Bao.