I am an incoming CIS PhD student at the University of Pennsylvania. I am advised by Prof. Kostas Daniilidis at GRASP lab. My research interests lie in building systems that combine 3D computer vision and generative models to understand motion and enable intelligent, visually guided robots. Broadly, I’m excited about the intersection of 3D Vision, Graphics, and Embodied AI. I’m currently seeking research internship opportunities. If you think there’s a good match, feel free to reach out!

Previously, I was a research intern at Stanford University, working with Prof. Leonidas Guibas, Dr. Adam W. Harley, and Prof. Shangzhe Wu. I also spent a wonderful year at UC Berkeley, working with the Nerfstudio team at BAIR under Prof. Angjoo Kanazawa. I received my undergraduate degree from ShanghaiTech University, where I was fortunate to learn from many wonderful mentors.

Outside of academics, my hobbies include playing the piano, photography, and drone flying. I’m also an avid traveler — so far, I’ve explored over 20 countries and regions across Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, and North America.