Summary
Gang Wu is a PhD candidate in Computer Science at Harbin Institute of Technology specializing in low-level computer vision and representation learning, with nine years of experience in research and development. He has a strong track record as first author on papers in IEEE TIP, AAAI, ACM MM, and other top venues, developing novel methods for image super-resolution, multi-task restoration, and lightweight architectures. His work blends convolutional and transformer designs, explores 1×1 convolution–based efficiency, and introduces task-agnostic contrastive learning and uncertainty regularization for all-in-one restoration. He has contributed to broader topics including domain generalization, contrastive learning, and federated learning, with co-authored papers at ECCV, ICLR, and ICML. Based in Harbin and supervised by Prof. Junjun Jiang, he brings both theoretical rigor and practical efficiency focus to visual representation problems. An underrated strength is his ability to distill complex multi-task objectives into compact, deployable models suitable for resource-constrained scenarios.
9 years of coding experience
Bachelor, Computer Science, Top 1%, Bachelor, Computer Science, Top 1% at Soochow University
博士, Computer Science, 博士, Computer Science at 哈工大