PhD in Artificial Intelligence
Supervisors: Prof. Lei Chen and Prof. Jia Li.
PhD Researcher in Artificial Intelligence
360° Vision · Multimodal Perception · Foundation Models
EDINBURGH → HKUST(GZ)I am a PhD researcher in Artificial Intelligence at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), supervised by Prof. Lei Chen and Prof. Jia Li. My research focuses on visual intelligence, particularly segmentation foundation models, panoramic scene understanding, and multimodal perception.
Before beginning my PhD, I was a Research Assistant and Research Intern at HKUST(GZ), working with Prof. Lin Wang on multimodal fusion, nighttime RGB–thermal semantic segmentation, and event-based vision. I received my MSc in High Performance Computing from the University of Edinburgh in 2022 and my BEng (Hons) in Computer Science and Technology from Xiamen University Malaysia in 2021.
Supervisors: Prof. Lei Chen and Prof. Jia Li.
Multimodal fusion in computer vision. Advisor: Prof. Lin Wang.
Nighttime RGB–thermal semantic segmentation and deep learning for event-based vision.
Message passing, threaded programming, HPC architectures, numerical algorithms, and parallel algorithms.
Algorithms, data structures, operating systems, graphics, mathematics, C, C++, and compiler principles.
Tarot-SAM3 released for training-free referring expression segmentation.
PanoSAM2 released for 360° video object segmentation.
Leader360V accepted to NeurIPS 2025.
E-SAM presented as an ICCV 2025 Oral paper.
PanDA accepted to CVPR 2025.
GoodSAM accepted to CVPR 2024.