🎯 I am an incoming Postdoctoral Researcher at Purdue University working with Dr. Jianing Li, having recently completed my Ph.D. in Computer Science at the University of Vermont under the supervision of Dr. Safwan Wshah. My academic background also includes an M.Sc. from UC Santa Cruz (2020) and a B.Sc. from Michigan State University (2017).
📚 My current research centers on AI for drug discovery, including de novo antimicrobial peptide design. Alongside this focus, I remain deeply engaged with generative modeling and computer vision, specifically exploring diffusion models, diffusion Large Language Models (dLLMs), visual geo-localization, and remote sensing. Always open to new collaborations! Please feel free to reach out! 😃
Ph.D. in Computer Science
University of Vermont
M.Sc. in Computer Engineering
University of California, Santa Cruz
B.Sc. in Computer Engineering
Michigan State University
[2026.02] 3 papers accepted to CVPR 2026, including 2 main track papers and 1 finding.
[2025.12] Our Tutorial Beyond Vision: Multimodal Perspectives for Cross-View Geo-Localization has been selected to WACV 2026. Please refer to our tutorial website for more details. See you in Tucson!
[2025.09] I recieved $1000 Google Cloud Research Credits. Thanks Google for supporting my research!
[2025.07] My co-authored paper VICI has been accepted to ACMMM 2025 Workshop UAVs in Multimedia. Please check the project webpage for more details.
[2025.07] I will serve as a PC member in AAAI 2026.
[2025.05] I will serve as a PC member in ECAI 2025.
[2025.02] I will serve as a reviewer in ICCV 2025.
[2024.11] I will serve as a reviewer in CVPR 2025.
[2024.11] I will co-organize Cross-view Geo-localization: Current Challenges and Future Frontiers with GenAI tutorial in WACV 2025. Refer to our tutorial website for more details. See you in Tucson!
[2024.10] My co-authored paper GPG2A has been accepted to WACV 2025. Please check the project webpage for more details.
[2024.9] My paper GeoDTR+ has been accepted by IEEE TPAMI. The code and weights have been open-sourced on the GitHub page.