As a research intern at the Computer Vision and Robotics team of United Imaging intelligence (UII) America in Cambridge, MA, I am working on human mesh recovery, mentored by Dr. Ziyan Wu and Dr. Srikrishna Karanam. Before coming to UII, I worked at SenseTime, Beijing, where I was responsible for the project of the generative-model-based face forgery.

I have a wide interest in the field of computer vision. I started my PhD program in 2016 at Purdue University, West Lafayette, supervised by Prof. Jeffrey Mark Siskind. But I finally quit as a Master at the end of my third year of PhD :). During that dramatic period, I mainly focused on visual classification based on electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. I obtained my Bachelor's degree from University of Science and Technology of China (USTC).

• Jul. 2020: Our work on Hierarchical Kinematic Human Mesh Recovery is accepted to ECCV 2020.
• Jun. 2020: Our work on Robust Multi-modal 3D Patient Body Modeling is accepted to MICCAI 2020.
• Apr. 2020: Our work on Towards Contactless Patient Positioning is accepted to TMI 2020.
• Feb. 2020: Our work on DeeperForensics-1.0: A Large-Scale Dataset for Real-World Face Forgery Detection is accepted to CVPR 2020.
• Feb. 2020: Our work on The Perils and Pitfalls of Block Design for EEG Classification Experiments is accepted to TPAMI.
• If Winter comes, can Spring be far behind? :)

• Guo Moruo Scholarship*, USTC, 2015.
• National Scholarship (Top 2%), MOE of China, 2014.
• The Talent Program Scholarship (Top 3%), USTC, 2014.

*Guo Moruo Scholarship is the first scholarship of P.R. China, and the most highly regarded honor by USTC students and alumni, in name of our first president Mr. Guo Moruo.