About
I am a second-year CS Ph.D. student at Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen). My research interests focus on lifelong learning for embodied intelligence.
Timeline
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2024 — Present
Ph.D. Student
Computer Science
Harbin Institute of Technology (Shenzhen)
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2020 — 2024
Undergraduate Student
Computer Science and Technology
Harbin Institute of Technology
Research
I pursue a single thread of lifelong and incremental learning across multimodal perception and affective computing. My recent work spans open-vocabulary multimodal emotion recognition (Agent-MER), incremental protocols for micro-expression recognition, robust multimodal modeling for sentiment understanding, and data-efficient “free-lunch” enhancements for crowd counting. My long-term goal is to build embodied agents that acquire skills continuously in real environments.
Selected Publications
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Incremental Micro-Expression Recognition: A Benchmark
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Agent-MER: A Cognitive Agent with Hierarchical Deliberation for Open-Vocabulary Multimodal Emotion Recognition
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Multimodal Blockwise Transformer for Robust Sentiment Recognition
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SER: Learning to Ground Video Reasoning with Semantic Evidence Rewards
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Free Lunch Enhancements for Multi-modal Crowd Counting
Honors & Awards
- IJCAI @ MER 2024 — NOISE Track, Rank 3
- ACM MM @ MER 2025 — FG Track, Rank 1
- ACM MM @ EgoLink 2026 — Track 1, Rank 2
- ACM MM @ PCBA 2026 — Rank 3
- CSIG CEI 2025 — Best Poster Award