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OSU NLP Group
@osunlp
Natural Language Processing Group at The Ohio State University directed by @ysu_nlp @hhsun1 @shocheen
Joined July 2021
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    OSU NLP Group
    @osunlp
    Jun 17
    proud of what our newest students have achieved!
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    Yu Su
    @ysu_nlp
    Jun 17
    We trained a ~frontier Deep Research Agent on academic budget > 32 H100s > 8K synthetic samples > fully open training infra + recipe (SFT, mid-training, RL) > models of diff sizes (2B -> 35B) ready to use out of the box This is yet another demonstration of how the frontier of
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    OSU NLP Group
    @osunlp
    May 4
    a 2-hour discussion on the evolution and future of AI agents from our own @ysu_nlp.
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    张小珺 Xiaojun Zhang
    @zhang_benita
    May 3
    The era of large language models has moved past its first act—the chat era—and entered its second act: the age of Agents. On this show, we’ll dive deep into the core technical principles of Agents and break down the technology for you, offering a clear overview of its
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    OSU NLP Group
    @osunlp
    Apr 21
    Congratulations to our own @ysu_nlp and alumni for starting a dedicated research lab on self-learning agents! Proud of you all!
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    Yu Su
    @ysu_nlp
    Apr 21
    Introducing @NeoCognition, the agent lab for specialized intelligence. Everyone needs experts, but human expertise does not scale. Backed by $40M seed funding, we build self-learning agents that specialize across domains to make expertise abundant.
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    OSU NLP Group
    @osunlp
    Jan 26
    Proud of great work by our students!
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    Yu Su
    @ysu_nlp
    Jan 26
    Excited to share @osunlp has 11 papers accepted to #ICLR2026, ranging from agent memory, safety, evaluation to mech interp and AI4Science. Congrats to all the students and collaborators! Proud of all the work, whether it's accepted or not. 1. REMem: Reasoning with Episodic

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