Nanxiang Jiang

I'm currently a third-year undergraduate student in Computer Science at Beihang University, enrolled in the Top Talents Program in CS. I'm fortunate to be advised by Prof. Si Liu and Prof. Zhaoxin Fan.

My research interests focus on understanding and modeling the dynamic 3D world from images and videos, with the broader goal of enabling intelligent embodied agents to perceive, act, and adapt in the ever-changing physical world. Recently, I have been exploring 3D reconstruction, multimodal generation models, and Embodied AI toward this goal.

I was born into an artistic family in Nanjing, China. In my spare time, I enjoy playing the piano, origami, calligraphy, and studying symphonic conducting.

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(* denotes equal contribution, † denotes equal advising, representative works are highlighted)

Built MATLAB simulation framework for Hot Electron Interchange (HEI) instability in dipole-confined plasmas. Derived dimensionless kinetic–fluid coupled equations and implemented nonlinear simulations reproducing phase-space hole formation and frequency chirping.

Developed a monocular 3D human reconstruction method that jointly recovers detailed geometry and coherent full-body textures from a single image. Uses part-wise geometry estimation and side-view decoupled transformers.

• Second Prize (National Level) in the Ministry of Education "Question & Conjecture" Program, 2026
• Beihang University Triple-A student, 2024
• National Scholarship, 2024

Thank Jon Barron for sharing his website's source code.