Rundong Luo
I’m an first-year CS PhD student at Cornell University, working with Wei-Chiu Ma and Noah Snavely. My research interest lies in 3D computer vision, with a focus 3D scene generation and understanding.
I obtained my Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science (summa cum laude) from the Turing class, Peking University. I was a research intern at Microsoft Research Asia, working with Dr. Jianlong Fu. I spent a summer as an undergraduate visiting researcher (UGVR) at Stanford University, supervised by Prof. Jiajun Wu. Before that, I am honored to be advised by Prof. Jiaying Liu and Prof. Yisen Wang.
You may find my CV here: Rundong’s Curriculum Vitae.
selected publications
2024
2023
Academic Services
- Teaching Assistant: Practice of Programming in C&C++ (04831750 @ PKU, 2023 Spring)
- Teaching Assistant: 3D Vision (CS6672 @ Cornell, 2024 Fall)
- Conference Reviewer: CVPR 2024, NeurIPS 2024, WACV 2025, ICLR 2025
- Journal Reviewer: TIP, TCSVT, TOMM
Selected Honors and Awards
- 2024: Outstanding Undergraduate Thesis (Beijing Municipal), PDF
- 2024: Excellent Graduate (Beijing Municipal)
- 2023: Sensetime Scholarship (30 AI undergraduates per year Nationwide)
- 2023: Chinese National Scholarship (Highest honor for undergraduates in China, top 0.2%)
- 2020: Ranked 4th in National Examination for University Admission in Shanghai (aka Gaokao)