Dat Tien Nguyen
Dat Tien Nguyen

MSc student & AI researcher · Abu Dhabi, UAE

Dat Tien Nguyen

I am an MSc student at Mohamed bin Zayed University of Artificial Intelligence (MBZUAI), where I am supervised by Associate Professor Salman Khan. Before joining MBZUAI, I worked at the AISIA Research Lab with Associate Professor Binh T. Nguyen and collaborated with Assistant Professor Lizi Liao at Singapore Management University. My research spans multimodal learning, natural language processing, video retrieval, trustworthy emotional-support systems, Vietnamese language modeling, medical image analysis, and scientific AI. I am particularly interested in practical AI systems that coordinate external tools, reason across heterogeneous data, and keep their conclusions traceable to evidence.

Research outlook

Future direction

I am currently interested in developing reliable, long-horizon AI agents that can reason over structured trajectories, use external tools, detect and recover from failures, and keep their decisions grounded in verifiable evidence. In particular, I am exploring process-level representations, post-training, and reinforcement learning methods for improving agent planning, replanning, memory, and recovery across scientific workflows. For 2027, I am open to research internships and collaborations in agentic AI, reasoning and post-training, reinforcement learning, multimodal and scientific agents, trustworthy AI, and AI for science.

Updates

News

  1. Joined MBZUAI as an MSc student.

  2. Released TerraBench, a benchmark for grounded Earth-science reasoning with executable agents.

  3. Published MULTIMOOD at AAAI on trustworthy multimodal emotional-support systems.

  4. Joined MBZUAI as a research engineer.

  5. Published ViWordFormer at AAAI, rethinking word segmentation for Vietnamese NLP.

Research

Publications

Paper figure showing three grades of shoulder arthroscopic visual clarity relative to bleedingRepresentative figure from this publication

JSES International · 2025

The Reliability of Deep Learning Models in Assessing the Shoulder Arthroscopic Field’s Visual Clarity in Relation to Bleeding

Son Quang Tran, Minh Cong Bui, Dat Tien Nguyen, Thun Itthipanichpong, Danaithep Limskul, Napatpong Thamrongskulsiri, Thanathep Tanpowpong

An evaluation of six deep-learning models for grading visual clarity in shoulder arthroscopy, supporting more consistent assessment of bleeding-related image quality.