Summary
Changjian Li is an Assistant Professor at the University of Edinburgh with a decade of experience at the intersection of computer graphics, 3D vision, and medical image processing. His academic journey spans roles at UCL and Inria, and advanced study at The University of Hong Kong and Shandong University, blending strong software engineering foundations with cutting-edge research. He develops algorithms that bridge visual computing and clinical imaging, translating geometric and deep learning methods into practical tools for medical analysis. Known for moving smoothly between theoretical work and applied systems, he brings research-grade rigor to reproducible, impact-oriented projects. Based in Edinburgh, he combines international research experience with a track record of mentoring students and collaborating across interdisciplinary teams. Beyond publications, he emphasizes building robust code and datasets that make advanced 3D vision methods more accessible to clinicians and engineers.
10 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
The University of Hong Kong (HKU)
Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Software Engineering, Bachelor of Engineering - BE, Computer Software Engineering at Shandong University
Chinese, English