• 卡内基梅隆大学博士,前腾讯高级研究员(T10)—— Ph.D. from Carnegie Mellon University, Former Senior Researcher (T10) at Tencent YouTu Lab, Shanghai
• 研究由美国政府IARPA、NIST资助,相关开源研究被多个自动驾驶公司采用,并被Waymo邀请内部分享 —— Research was funded by the U.S. government IARPA and NIST, related open source research was adopted by several autonomous driving companies, invited by Waymo for internal sharing
• 近五年在CVPR、NeurIPS、TPAMI等发表论文31篇,含CCF A类一作论文10篇,谷歌学术引用量1200余次(包含三篇领域内高引用论文,Github领域内热度第一)—— Published 31 papers on CVPR, NeurIPS, TPAMI, etc., Cited over 900 times (3 frequently-cited papers in the field, the most popular in GitHub field).
• 研究被机器之心、量子位、将门创投、华盛顿邮报、纽约时报等媒体机构报道与邀请报告 —— Research was invited for reports by medias such as Heart of the Machine, Qubit, J Ventures, The Washington Post and the New York Times
Dr. Junwei Liang is a tenure-track Assistant Professor (TTAP) at The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou). He is also an affiliated TTAP of HKUST CSE. He was a senior researcher at Tencent Youtu Lab working on cutting-edge computer vision research and applications. Prior to that, he received his Ph.D. degree from Carnegie Mellon University, working with Prof. Alexander Hauptmann. He is the recipient of the Baidu Scholarship, Yahoo Fellowship and ICCV Doctoral Consortium Award. He received the Rising Star Award at the World AI Conference in 2020. He is the winner of several public safety video analysis competitions, including NIST ASAPS and TRECVID ActEV. His work has helped and been reported by major news agencies like the Washington Post and New York Times. His research interests include human trajectory forecasting, action recognition, and large-scale computer vision and video analytics in general. His mission: develop AI technologies for social good.