EchoPilot
One click. One category. No training.
Stable ultrasound video segmentation with frozen foundation models.
Ph.D. student · HKUST (Guangzhou)
Medical image analysisVideo understandingMultimodal AI
I’m a second-year Ph.D. student at HKUST (Guangzhou), advised by Prof. Lei Zhu and Prof. Kaishun Wu. I’m currently an intern at JD.com.
01 Research in focus
02 Recent updates
Research, publications
and milestones.
Our work on real-time surgical anatomy recognition is published in npj Digital Medicine.
Cardio-mmFlow, our physics-informed ECG-to-radar synthesis framework, appears at ICML 2026.
We share HyperCBM, a label-efficient framework for interpretable medical image diagnosis.
IRFusionFormer receives the Best Paper Award at the BMVC DIFA Workshop.
03 Research record
One point and an anatomical category name guide frozen foundation models, with scale-aware prompting and gated memory for stable ultrasound video segmentation.
Timestep-dependent motion and texture guidance help a diffusion model delineate small thyroid nodules and ambiguous boundaries in ultrasound videos.
A Mamba-based video segmentation model recognizes surgical anatomy in real time, evaluated on multicenter liver surgery videos and with surgeons.
Physics-informed flow matching translates ECG into personalized mmWave radar signals to support contactless cardiac monitoring with synthetic training data.
Dual-level hypergraphs model relationships between clinical concepts and generate pseudo-labels for interpretable diagnosis with fewer expert concept annotations.
Tag-aware language models generate and explain OpenStreetMap queries, using retrieval augmentation to connect natural language with structured geospatial data.
Autoregressive visual priors and a dynamic memory decoder preserve vessel detail across high-resolution liver surgery video frames.
CLIP selects relevant reference images, while joint attention transfers support-set information for medical segmentation and cross-domain generalization.
RGB and thermal features are fused with cross-modal supervision and a topology-aware loss to preserve crack connectivity under challenging imaging conditions.
04 Background
Second-year Ph.D. student
Advised by Prof. Lei Zhu and Prof. Kaishun Wu
Intern
Master’s degree
Bachelor’s degree
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