Zhengfei Kuang
Ph.D. Student
Stanford University
About me
I’m Zhengfei Kuang (匡正非), a third-year Ph.D. student at the Stanford University, primally advised by Prof. Gordon Wetzstein. Before Stanford, I was studying at the University of Southern California and Tsinghua University. I also worked as a research assistant in the USC Institute for Creative Technologies from 2019 to 2022, advised by Prof. Hao Li, and worked as a research assistant in the Graphics & Geometric Computing Group from 2017 to 2019, advised by Prof. Shimin Hu.
Here’s my Curriculum Vitae.
Interests
- Video & 3D Diffusion Model
- Neural Rendering
- 3D Reconstruction
- Human Digitalization & Animation
Education
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Master in Computer Science, 2022
University of Southern California (Ph.D. Track)
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BEng in Computer Science, 2019
Tsinghua University
Publications
Experience
Research Intern
Epic Games
I worked at Epic Games with Christoph Lassner and Jihun Yu on NeRF-Based Human Avatar Interpolation Model.
Research Intern
Adobe Research
I worked at Adobe with Fujun Luan, Zhixin Shu, Sai Bi and Kalyan Sunkavali on NeRF-based decomposition method.
Research Intern
Creative Vision Group, Snap Inc.
I spent five great months working at Snap with Kyle Olszewski, Menglei Chai, Zeng Huang and Sergey Tulyakov. I designed a two-stage NeRF-based model to reconstruct and rerender objects from online image collections.
Research Assistant
USC Institute for Creative Technologies
Research Intern
Center for Vision Technologies, SRI International
I had two great months working at SRI with Bogdan Matei and Qiao Wang. During that time, I developed a 3D point cloud completing method for street-view Lidar data, based on neural networks for 3D completion.