Miaomiao Liu

Miaomiao Liu is an Associate Professor and MMLCV Convener in the School of Computing at The Australian National University. She holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Hong Kong, awarded in November 2012 under the supervision of A/Prof. Kwan-Yee Kenneth Wong. Prior to her current position, she was an ARC DECRA fellow at ANU and a Research Scientist at Data 61, CSIRO, Canberra (2016-2018). She also served as a post-doctoral researcher with Prof. Richard Hartley (2012-2014) and a researcher at NICTA (2014-2016). Her research interests include 3D vision, 3D scene understanding and modeling, 3D human pose estimation and prediction, and geometry-aware representation for 3D vision.

Miaomiao Liu is a researcher at the Australian National University with expertise in Computer Vision and Machine Learning. Her work focuses on advancing techniques for human motion prediction, depth estimation, and video reconstruction. Liu's research includes developing methods for motion attention, trajectory dependencies, and multi-view stereo. She has also explored the use of event cameras for high frame rate video reconstruction and single-image depth inference. Her contributions span areas such as optical flow estimation, scene flow, and novel view synthesis, emphasizing the integration of geometric awareness and self-supervised learning in vision tasks.