I am a PhD student in Computer Science at Clemson University advised by Prof. Siyu Huang. Previously, I obtained my M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Southern California, where I was advised by Prof. Yajie Zhao. I received my B.E. in Computer Science and Technology from Nanjing University of Posts and Telecommunications in 2020.
My research focuses on 3D and 4D reconstruction, scene representations, and geometric foundation models. I develop methods that recover scene geometry, motion, and semantics from images and videos, with applications in general scene understanding and endoscopic video analysis.
SCOPE-4D jointly predicts camera motion, dense geometry, and 3D tissue trajectories from monocular endoscopic video, separating camera motion from tissue deformation.
FF3R reconstructs geometry and semantic features from unconstrained multi-view images without annotations, supporting novel-view synthesis, open-vocabulary segmentation, and depth estimation.
Latent Radiance Fields reconstruct 3D scenes directly in a 2D latent space, enabling high-quality novel-view synthesis, including for unbounded scenes.
XClipGS combines an exact, differentiable clipping operator with interior supervision for Gaussian splatting of medical volumes, revealing internal anatomy with accurate cut surfaces and reduced leakage at interactive rendering speeds.
ADSD generates adversarial prompt suffixes that reduce token acceptance and slow speculative decoding while preserving task quality, exposing a vulnerability in draft–target model alignment.
FlexMap constructs HD maps from flexible camera configurations using a geometry-aware foundation model. It handles missing views and sensor changes without retraining.