Supervision

I have supervised and co-supervised students at different universities. I enjoy seeing students improve through my supervision.

At University of Exeter

PhD student (primary supervisor):

• Zixian Zhao (Sep 2024 - )

MSc students:

• Charlie Wilkinson (June - Aug 2024)

• Ahmer Jalil Najar (June - Aug 2024)

• Yifeng Wang (June - Aug 2024)

Undergraduate students:

• Toby Shelford (2024 - 2025)

• Zihan Wang (2024 - 2025)

At Imperial College London

I was the primary supervisor of one MSc student in Applied Machine Learning at EEE from 2022 to 2023 and has been an Assistant Supervisor appointed by Imperial College since December 2020. All the MSc students I supervised or co-supervised at Imperial College got their degrees with distinction. I am a mentor of Imperial’s Activate Student Mentoring Programm, where I support one PhD student to enhance her academic and professional development.

• As the primary supervisor

  • Zixian Zhao (MSc, distinction)
    • Topic: Computer Vision-based Video Anonymisation for Privacy Protection
    • Published one paper in IEEE Transactions on Intelligent Transportation Systems based on the MSc project
    • Now a PhD student at the University of Exeter (fully funded by the university)

• As the assistant supervisor (co-supervise with Prof. Yiannis Demiris)

  • Zhigang Sun (MSc, distinction)
    • Topic: Visual Scene Understanding and Tracking from Traffic Cameras
    • Now a Research Engineer at Bosch Research
  • Victor Badoual (MEng)
    • Topic: Visual Scene Understanding and Tracking from Traffic Cameras
    • Now a Software Engineer at Google
  • Tobias Hillier (MEng)
    • Topic: Mixed Traffic Simulation for Autonomous Systems in Shared Spaces
    • Now a Project Engineer at Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace

• As a mentor of Imperial’s Activate Student Mentoring Programme

  • Sneha Jha (PhD student)

At Shanghai Jiao Tong University

• As the co-supervisor

  • Ping Ye (PhD student)
    • Topic: Object tracking, information fusion
  • Jun Liu (graduate student)
    • Topic: Object tracking
    • Now a lecturer at the Sichuan University of Science and Engineering
  • Shengyun Peng (undergraduate student)
    • Topic: Computer vision, object tracking
    • Now a PhD student in Computer Science at Georgia Institute of Technology