Gao Zhijun, Ph.D., is a Lecturer and Master’s Supervisor at the School of Software and Microelectronics, Peking University. He serves as Secretary-General of the Sub-committee on Computer-Aided Terminology under the National Technical Committee for Language and Terminology Standardization, and Secretary-General of the Technical Communication Services Committee of the China Association for Standardization. He also served a Board Member of the IEEE Professional Communication Society (IEEE PCS),
He is currently leading several cutting-edge projects at the intersection of language and AI, including a National Language Commission Research Planning Committee project titled “Construction of a Multilingual Terminology Database for Audiovisual Programs on Traditional Chinese Medicine Culture Based on Large Language Models,” and a China Tibetology Research Center project titled “Construction of a Large-Scale Tibetan SFT Dataset,” among others. He has also undertaken multiple research and development tasks, such as developing an “Aerospace and Defence Simplified Technical English (ASD-STE) Rule Checker,” and building the “Human Health Corpus” as part of the major social sciences project “Research on Building a Global Community of Health for All and Database Development.” He has led the development of multiple standards, including the “Planning for Evaluating the User Experience of Technical Documentation.”
In addition to academic research, he emphasizes industry–academia–research collaboration and has extensive cooperation with leading companies such as Xiaomi, Alibaba, and Baidu in areas including translation technology and technical writing.
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- Natural Language Processing (Technical Writing, Computer-Aided Translation)
- User Experience & Human-Computer Interaction
- Technical Communication & Computational Communication
Teaching
School of Software and Microelectronics, Peking University:
- Spring: User Experience & Human-Computer Interaction
- Spring: AI in Practice (Language Intelligence)
- Spring: LLM Post-Training Practice
- Fall: Data Visualization Technology & Practice
- Fall: Technical Writing
- Fall: English Academic Writing
Previous courses:
- User Experience & Technical Communication
- Technical Communication Methods
- Translation Management & Localization Engineering, MOOC
- Computer-Aided Translation
School of Foreign Languages, Peking University:
- Fall: English Technical Document Writing, online textbook
School of Journalism and Communication, Peking University:
- Spring: Health Communication & Technical Communication