About Me
I am a PhD student in the QUVA lab at the University of Amsterdam, supervised by Yuki Asano, Cees Snoek, and Efstratios Gavves. I am also honored to be a member of the ELLIS PhD program in cooperation with Qualcomm. My research focuses on dense self-supervised learning, which learns meaningful representations for each patch of an image rather than a single vector for the whole image. This approach has applications in unsupervised object detection and semantic segmentation. Additionally, I work on video self-supervised learning to develop better pretraining weights that capture the temporal aspects of video, aiding tasks like action recognition. I also work on ML safety, particularly in outlier detection, to ensure that AI systems can identify and handle unexpected inputs reliably and securely.
News
- [Sep 2024] 1 paper accepted at ACCV'24!
- [Aug 2024] Our work NeCo is on arxiv. Check it out!
- [Jul 2024] 3 papers accepted at ECCV'24!
- [Apr 2024] We are holding a tutorial on Time is precious: Self-Supervised Learning Beyond Images at ECCV'24.
- [Mar 2024] Attended the winter school on foundation models in Amsterdam.
- [Mar 2024] Gave a talk at 9th Winter Seminar Series in advanced topics of Computer Science and Engineering at Sharif Univeristy of Technology.
- [Feb 2024] Serving as a reviewer for ECCV'24.
Publications
Teaching
- [Apr 2024] TA for UvA foundation models course
- [Nov 2023] Head TA for UvA deep learning 1 course