Huimin Zeng

Hi there! 🙌 I'm Huimin Zeng (曾慧敏), a second-year Ph.D. student at SmileLab, Northeastern University, advised by Prof. Raymond Fu. Before joining Northeastern, I received my M.S. degree from the University of Science and Technology of China (USTC) in 2024 under the supervision of Prof. Zhiwei Xiong, and my B.S. degree from Ocean University of China (OUC) in 2021. I also interned at Sanofi (2025), where I was fortunate to collaborate with inspiring researchers in industry.

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News

[Mar. 2026]  One paper for HDR novel view synthesis is accepted to CVPR 2026.

[Dec. 2025]  Passed my PhD qualifying exam, thanks to my advisor and committee members! Cheers! 🎉

[Nov. 2025]  One paper for 3D super-resolution is accepted to AAAI 2026.

[Sep. 2024]  Begin my journey at Northeastern University.

Research

My research focuses on adaptive and interpretable computational photography, with a particular emphasis on 3D scene reconstruction, MLLMs, and low-level vision. I'm also open to discussions and collaborations. 🤝 Feel free to reach out!

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Physically Inspired Gaussian Splatting for HDR Novel View Synthesis



CVPR 2026
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We present PhysHDR-GS, a physically inspired HDR novel view synthesis framework that models scene appearance via intrinsic reflectance and adjustable ambient illumination, thus modeling appearance-related dynamic details.

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Arbitrary-Scale 3D Gaussian Super-Resolution



AAAI 2026
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We make the first attempt to achieve 3D super-resolution of arbitrary scale factors with a single 3DGS model, providing a unified and efficient solution for flexible, high-resolution novel view synthesis.

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Plug-and-Play Versatile Compressed Video Enhancement



CVPR 2025
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We introduce a versatile quality enhancement framework that leverages bitstream information to adaptively enhance videos of different compression levels and assists various downstream vision tasks.

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All-in-One Image Compression and Restoration



WACV 2025 (Oral Presentation)
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We design the first unified pipeline for all-in-one image compression and restoration, which equips the neural image codec with the restoration capability and improves its generalization ability against various degradations.

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MarineInst: A Foundation Model for Marine Image Analysis with Instance Visual Description



ECCV 2024 (Oral Presentation)
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We propose MarineInst, a powerful and flexible marine foundation model, which could perform the instance visual description task in an automatic or interactive manner.


Design and source code from Jon Barron's website