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Faculty Profile

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Bin ZHU

Full-time Faculty
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
School of Computing and Information Systems SCIS

Qualification

  • PhD, City University of Hong Kong, 2021

Teaching Topics

  • Object Oriented Programming

Research Advisor/Co-Research Advisor to

 
 
Highlights
48
Publications
16
H-Index (All Time)
1076
Citations (All Time)
Bin Zhu is an emerging leader in human-centered multimedia analysis, specializing in cross-modal search, egocentric video understanding, generative AI, and AI applications for healthcare, with impactful contributions to both foundational research and real-world multimedia systems.

Combines methodological innovation in cross-modal and generative AI with practical impact in healthcare, dietary recommendation, and immersive multimedia systems; recognized for advancing egocentric video understanding, efficient video hashing, and adaptive AI planning; actively contributes to open datasets and benchmarks, and emphasizes societal benefit and accessibility.

Focused research areas include Frontier research in processing, modeling, analyzing, and understanding multimedia content to facilitate natural and immersive human experiences; cross-modal and multi-modal learning; generative models for image and video synthesis; AI-driven dietary and healthcare applications; video editing and retrieval; adaptive planning for embodied agents.
Human-centered multimedia analysiscross-modal search and creationegocentric video understandingmulti-modal large language modelsgenerative AIAI for healthcarevideo hashingrecipe retrievaldomain adaptationvisual instruction fine-tuning.
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Qualification

  • PhD, City University of Hong Kong, 2021

Teaching Topics

  • Object Oriented Programming

Research Advisor/Co-Research Advisor to