Teaching
I enjoy doing research and seeing students improve through my teaching and supervision. As Mencius the philosopher said, attracting talented individuals from all over the world and educating them is one of the greatest joys in life.
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At Imperial College London
Lecturer, ELEC60009/96033/96039, Deep Learning (Spring 2021-2022), Department of EEE
Teaching Fellow, ELEC60019/96037, Machine Learning (Autumn 2021-2022), Department of EEE
Teaching Fellow, ELEC97112/97113, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (Spring 2021-2022), Department of EEE
Teaching Fellow, ELEC97046/97121, Human-Centered Robotics (Spring 2021-2022), Department of EEE
Supervision
At the University of Exeter
If you want to join my research group, please send me an email. For more details, see the 'Join My Group' tab on the right.
At Imperial College London
I was a primary supervisor of MSc students in Applied Machine Learning at EEE from 2022 to 2023 and has been an Assistant Supervisor appointed by the College since December 2020. All the MSc students I supervised or co-supervised got their degrees with distinction. I was a mentor of Imperial’s Activate Student Mentoring Programme, where I support one PhD student to enhance her academic and professional development.
As the primary supervisor
Zixian Zhao (MSc, distinction): Computer Vision-based Video Anonymisation for Privacy Protection
As the assistant supervisor (co-supervise with Prof. Yiannis Demiris)
Zhigang Sun (MSc, distinction): Visual Scene Understanding and Tracking from Traffic Cameras
Toby Hillier (MEng): Mixed Traffic Simulation for Autonomous Systems in Shared Spaces
Victor Badoual (MEng): Visual Scene Understanding and Tracking from Traffic Cameras
As a mentor of Imperial’s Activate Student Mentoring Programme
Sneha Jha, PhD student at Imperial College London
At Shanghai Jiao Tong University
Co-supervise
Shengyun Peng. Now a PhD student in CS at Georgia Institute of Technology.
Ping Ye. Now a PhD student at Shanghai Jiao Tong University.
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