illumiart

Final-year undergraduate at School of Software, Tsinghua University.

Research Overview

In short, my research is at and beyond computer graphics and scientific computing.

A central challenge across today’s most ambitious computational systems is stark yet simple: the real world is far richer and more irregular than the mathematical and physical assumptions that underlie many existing algorithms. This raise a natural question: how can we build computational methods that remain reliable amid real-world complexity while retaining the theoretical structure that enables rigorous understanding and predictable behavior?

My goal is to develop techniques that strengthen the robustness of the theory-driven algorithms and learning-based systems, so that they can function predictably and effectively in the complex environments where they are ultimately deployed.

Academic Collaborations

During my undergraduate studies, I have been fortunate to collaborate with Professor Feng Xu, and Professor Hao Pan at Tsinghua University. Besides, I have worked with Professor Shuang Zhao at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Professor Toshiya Hachisuka at University of Waterloo, and Dr. Ryusuke Sugimoto at Institute of Science and Technology Austria.

Peer-Review Conflicts

Automatically generated from recent publications: Xin Ming, Yuxuan Han, Feng Xu, Jingwang Ling, Shuang Zhao, Ruihan Yu.