Xianbo Li (Albert Dillon): School of Foreign Languages, University of Electronic Science and Technology of China (UESTC).

Ⅰ. Contact

1. Email：Albert_Dillon@sina.com

2. Office：Room 341, School of Foreign Languages

3. BiliBili：https://space.bilibili.com/171838132

4. ResearchGate：https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Xianbo-Li-2

5. ORCID：https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2949-2753

Ⅱ. Education

1. Bachelor (2012–2016): College of Information Science and Technology, GSAU

  ※ Computer Science and Technology, Bachelor of Engineering

2. Master (2016–2019): School of Information Science & Engineering, LZU

  ※ Computer Software and Theory, Master of Engineering

3. Doctor (2019–2023): Si-Mian Institute for Advanced Studies in Humanities, ECNU

  ※ Foreign linguistics and Applied Linguistics, Doctor of Literature

Ⅲ. Interest

Computational Linguistics; Pragmatics.

Ⅳ. Courses

1. English: Advanced English I, Advanced English II, English for PhD Students, English Writing.

2. Computer Science: Discrete Mathematics, Data Structures, Machine Learning.

3. Linguistics: Linguistic Theories for Artificial Intelligence; Statistics for Linguists; An Introduction to Pragmatics.

Ⅴ. Student Mentoring

1. Research Areas for Student Supervision

Pragmatics, Computational Linguistics

2. Awards for Teaching and Student Supervision

[1] First Prize, Young Faculty Teaching Competition, School of Foreign Languages, UESTC.

[2] High-Quality Course Award, British Higher Diploma Program: Data Structures.

[3] Gold Award, 4th International Digital Humanities Elite Training Camp.

[4] Second Prize, China Collegiate Machine Game Innovation and Design Competition.

Ⅵ. Research Achievements

1. Research Projects

[1] Principal Investigator, National Social Science Fund of China (Youth Project, 2025): Research on the Analysis and Identification of Conversational Implicature Features in Online Misleading Utterances (Grant No. 25CYY069).

[2] Principal Investigator, Sichuan Provincial Social Science Fund (Youth Project, 2025): Computational Modeling and Theoretical Construction of Pragmatic Inference Based on Bayesian Networks (Grant No. SCJJ25ND239).

[3] Principal Investigator, UESTC Curriculum Development and Reform Project (2025): Linguistic Theories for Artificial Intelligence (Grant No. 2025AISXW006).

2. Books

[1] Artificial Intelligence: Technologies and Applications. East China Normal University Press, 2025. ISBN: 978-7-5760-5858-1. (Associate Editor-in-Chief).

[2] Artificial Intelligence and Educational Practice: Science Edition. East China Normal University Press, 2025. ISBN: 978-7-5760-6409-4. (Editorial Board Member).

[3] A Cultural Pragmatic Study of Deixis in American Utterances. Nankai University Press, 2021. ISBN: 978-7-3100-6117-4. (Contributing Author).

3. Publications

Published more than 20 academic papers in journals including Applied Artificial Intelligence and Foreign Language Research.

VII. Professional Service

1. Member, International Pragmatics Association (IPrA).

2. Member, China Pragmatics Association.

3. Journal Reviewer:

IEEE Access, Scientific Reports, Humanities & Social Sciences Communications, Teachers and Teaching.

• Gender:Male
• Education Level:With Certificate of Graduation for Doctorate Study
• Degree:文学博士学位
• Discipline:Linguistics and Applied Linguistics in Foreign Languages
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