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Huan Wang
My name is Huan Wang (Chinese: 王欢). I work for (myself at) Westlake University as a tenure-track
Assistant Professor, leading the ENCODE
Lab.
I earned my Ph.D. degree (2024) at Northeastern University (Boston, USA), advised by Prof. Yun (Raymond) Fu. Before that, I obtained my M.S. and
B.E. degrees from Zhejiang University (Hangzhou, China), advised by Prof. Haoji Hu. I also visited VLLab at UC Merced, luckily working with Prof. Ming-Hsuan Yang. I was fortunate to intern at
Google/Snap/MERL/Alibaba, working with many fantastic industrial researchers. I am a Senior Member
of the IEEE and serve as an Area
Chair for AAAI/ICLR/CVPR/NeurIPS 2026, AAAI 2027.
My research interests revolve around Efficient AI (RQ: how to realize intelligence
economically)
and
AI Evaluation (RQ: what is intelligence, how to measure it), spanning many
topics in
multimodal AI and
generative AI, particularly in the area of computer vision. The long-term goal of my research is to
understand
(human) intelligence.
Here is my research statement.
On top of my research in the technical sense, I am also very interested in a few philosophical and
sociological topics concerning being and
postmodernism, where I
have been particularly
inspired by Kant/Karl
Marx/Heidegger,
Duchamp/Tehching Hsieh/Tracey Emin/Zen Buddhism, among the others. I
try my best not
to waste
my time on things that I cannot clearly explain why I need.
Google Scholar / OpenReview / GitHub / LinkedIn / X / Rednote (小红书)
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