I received my Ph.D. in computational mathematics from Stanford University in 2020, where I was advised by Doug James. I also have a MS degree from UCSD/Cornell and a BS from National Taiwan University.

I am a researcher in the Video AI lab at Adobe Research. Here are some topics I am currently interested in:

• Diffusion models
• Video understanding
• Multimodal machine perception and reasoning
• Physics-based modeling, simulation, and optimization
• Visualization, immersive analytics

My overarching goal (and a dream according to some) for research is to be able to model the world in an immersive, multimodal way, be it via generative models or numerical simulations. In addition, I develop new computational tools to help individuals express their creativeness in real and synthetic worlds. I have a somewhat organic way of finding new research projects, following this Richard Feynman wisdom: Study hard what interests you the most in the most undisciplined, irreverent and original manner possible.

Internship: If you are interested in messing around with me and motivated to do something different, reach out! I am always open to chatting and collaborating.

My Chinese name is 王睿賢. I go by "Jui" which sounds like "Ray" in English. If you'd like to try to pronounce the syllables after the hyphen, try it with a silent "H". Here is how I pronounce my first name when talking in English: