My research focuses on integrating the physical world into the digital domain and creating real-world impact, with particular emphasis on 3D reconstruction, vision foundation models, medical imaging, and generative AI.
CIF formulates a continuous probabilistic field over object existence and identity in space-time, enabling consistent instance representations across views for dynamic scene understanding.
We revisit and observe that RayMap-based predictions exhibit inherent static scene bias and propose RayMap3R, a training free streaming framework for dynamic scene reconstruction.
We present CogniMap3D, a bioinspired framework that maintains a persistent memory bank of static scenes, enabling efficient spatial knowledge storage and rapid retrieval.
Understanding morphology and distribution of neurons remains a significant challenge in modern neuroscience.
We aim to develop a unified framework for sparse-to-dense neural generation and unsupervised segmentation,
providing deeper insights into neural activity and connectivity.
An analysis of why 3D scenes may become the next major communication modality, examining the technological convergence and infrastructure developments that suggest we're approaching a transformative inflection point.
Award
Cyrus Tang Scholarship
(Jan 2024 - Dec 2025)
Recognized for advancing medical imaging research and contributions to the healthcare community.