Junxiu (Jason) Lu

About me

I am a senior undergraduate student from Department of Automation / Xinya College, Tsinghua University, majoring in Automation.

My research interest includes computational imaging, inverse problem, and the relevant biomedical applications.

I am currently a visiting student at Hopkins Computational Imaging Group, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, Johns Hopkins University, working with Professor Yu Sun. The goal of my project is to investigate physics-informed generative methods for aberration-aware 3D wide-field fluorescence microscopy. Previously, I have been working with Professor Jiamin Wu at the Laboratory of Imaging and Intelligent Technology, Department of Automation, Tsinghua University. Through this experience, I have worked on light field microscopy and retinal imaging, gaining basic knowledge about computational imaging and some hands-on experiences on signal processing and light field reconstrustion.

In my spare time, I have many hobbies. I enjoy watercolor painting, doing sports, listening to music, visiting museums and exhibitions, as well as playing with my phone.