Ciliang Shao | Computer Vision | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Ciliang Shao | Computer Vision | Best Researcher Award 

Ciliang Shao is an undergraduate student of Computer Science and Technology at Sichuan University, Pittsburgh Institute. His research focuses on computer vision and pattern recognition, with contributions to projects on respiratory motion modeling, cross-modal MRI-TRUS registration, and three-dimensional scene generation. He has co-authored a publication, presented at academic conferences, and earned recognition on the Dean list. Through research projects and an internship at Zhejiang University, he has developed strong skills in deep learning, data processing, and medical imaging applications, reflecting his passion for innovation and commitment to advancing technology for real-world impact.

Mr. Ciliang Shao | Sichuan University | China

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Education

  • Ciliang Shao is pursuing undergraduate studies in Computer Science and Technology at Sichuan University within the Pittsburgh Institute. His academic journey has been defined by a strong interest in computer vision and pattern recognition. During his studies, he has consistently demonstrated academic excellence, earning a place on the Dean list. His education has not only provided him with technical knowledge but has also nurtured his ability to engage in innovative research projects addressing real-world challenges

Experience

  • Ciliang Shao has gained valuable experience through participation in research projects and internships. He has contributed to studies on inter-subject lung respiratory motion modeling and cross-modal MRI-TRUS registration in prostate cancer, where he applied advanced frameworks such as E-CMCA and LSTM. In addition, he has worked on the generation of details for infinite three-dimensional scenes. His internship at Zhejiang University further strengthened his technical foundation and problem-solving abilities. These experiences have shaped his research outlook and deepened his commitment to advancing computer vision techniques.

Awards and Recognition

  • Recognition of his academic dedication came through inclusion in the Dean list, highlighting his consistent excellence and strong academic performance. His achievements in both coursework and research projects underscore his potential as a future researcher and innovator in his field.

Skills and Expertise

  • Ciliang Shao has developed strong skills in computer vision, pattern recognition, and deep learning techniques. He is proficient in designing and implementing frameworks for cross-modal data alignment and recognition. His ability to collaborate in group projects has enhanced his teamwork and communication skills, while his internship experience provided hands-on exposure to applying theoretical knowledge in practical settings. His research presentations and published work further reflect his ability to translate complex ideas into meaningful contributions.

Research Focus 

  • His research interests lie at the intersection of computer vision and pattern recognition. He focuses on developing innovative frameworks that enhance accuracy and efficiency in complex data processing tasks, particularly in medical imaging and healthcare applications. By exploring motion modeling and cross-modal data registration, his work aims to support more reliable diagnostic and treatment tools. He is also intrigued by the creative possibilities of generating detailed infinite three-dimensional scenes, expanding the scope of computer vision applications.

Publication

  • Inter-Subject Lung Respiratory Motion Modeling with Motion Artifacts Reduction
    Author: Ciliang Shao, Hejia Zhang, Jingjing He, Yang Ye, Kunpeng Wang
    Journal: Special session CIST

  • E-CMCA and LSTM-Enhanced Framework for Cross-Modal MRI-TRUS Registration in Prostate Cancer
    Author: Ciliang Shao, Ruijin Xue and Lixu Gu.
    Journal: Journal of Imaging (MDPI)

Conclusion

  • Ciliang Shao has demonstrated remarkable research potential through his contributions to computer vision and pattern recognition at an early stage of his academic journey. His work on medical imaging and three-dimensional scene generation reflects both innovation and practical impact. With strong academic achievements, research publications, and recognition such as the Dean list, he is highly suitable for the Best Researcher Award. Continued expansion of collaborations and deeper engagement with global research networks will further strengthen his academic trajectory and establish him as a future leader in his field.