Graduate student at USTC and Research Assistant at Columbia University (Liam Paninski Lab), focusing on Vision-Language Models, AI applications, and efficient model optimization.
My research spans the intersection of computer vision, natural language processing, and AI applications, with a focus on developing efficient and robust AI systems.
Developing and optimizing vision-language models for multimodal understanding, exploring representation learning and fusion strategies for multimodal data, focusing on efficient training strategies and robust performance across diverse domains.
Researching efficient fine-tuning methods, parameter-efficient techniques, and optimization strategies to reduce computational costs while maintaining model performance.
Addressing critical challenges in AI deployment including safety, privacy protection, bias mitigation, and responsible AI development across real-world applications.
Bridging AI and healthcare through interdisciplinary approaches, integrating neuroscience, computer vision, and clinical expertise for brain-computer interfaces, medical imaging, and intelligent healthcare systems.
I am a graduate student at USTC (Institute of Advanced Technology) and a Research Assistant at Columbia University (Liam Paninski Lab). My research focuses on developing cutting-edge AI systems that can understand and process multimodal information efficiently and responsibly.
Actively contributing to the field through publications and collaborations with leading researchers. I am applying for PhD programs starting Fall 2027 and am open to research positions (remote or on-site).
My research contributions span multiple areas of AI, with publications and ongoing work in cutting-edge technologies, methodologies, and responsible AI development.
I'm always interested in discussing research opportunities, collaborations, and potential PhD positions. Feel free to reach out!