I am a rising senior-year undergraduate student at ShanghaiTech University majoring in computer science and technology. Currently, I am a research intern at the Geometric Computing Group at Stanford University. I also spent a wonderful year visiting UC Berkeley, where I had the fortune to work with the Nerfstudio team at the BAIR Lab under the guidance of Prof. Angjoo Kanazawa. Additionally, I’m part of the VRVC Lab at ShanghaiTech University, where I’ve been mentored by Prof. Jingyi Yu and Prof. Lan Xu. My primary fields of interest span computer vision, computational photography, and graphics, with a particular focus on the domains of neural modeling and rendering, and the digital portrayal of humans and animals.

At present, my research is centered around unearthing an innovative method of 3D modeling, a method that successfully combines the advantages of traditional rendering pipelines with the cutting-edge progress in neural radiance fields. A significant application of this technology is in animal fur modeling, a subfield to which I am fervently committed.

Outside of academics, my hobbies include playing the piano, photography, and drone flying. I also consider myself a world traveler, having visited more than 20 countries and regions across Africa, Asia, Europe and North America.