I am a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Notre Dame, working in the ND-VIS research group under the supervision of Prof. Chaoli Wang. Prior to this, I obtained my B.S. degree from Xidian University in 2022.

My exisiting research focuses on the intersection of scientific visualization, computer graphics, and machine learning, including volumetric data generation and compression, as well as 3D scene representation and editing. Recently, I’ve become especially interested in emerging techniques in 3D vision, such as foundation models and MLLMs, and I believe exploring their potential applications in scientific visualization is a fascinating direction.

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Reviewers

• [VIS] IEEE Visualization Conference, Full Papers (2025)
• [PVIS] IEEE Pacific Visualization Conference, Journal and Conference Track (2025)

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One thing I find quite amusing is that although I’ve already published several papers during my PhD, due to visa issues and some unexpected circumstances, I’ve actually never attended any academic conference in person — I’m really grateful to my advisor for helping present some of my works. On one hand, I genuinely hope to have the chance to meet and connect with people face-to-face soon, but on the other hand, I can’t help but feel a strange kind of excitement about keeping this “record” going. 😂