ETH Zurich - PhD Researcher
Zurich, Switzerland | 2022 - Present
Research in 2D/3D registration, pose estimation, differentiable rendering, optimization, fluoroscopy, and knee biomechanics.
Software development for dual-plane registration.
Turning Medical Images into Motion
I am a PhD student at ETH Zurich exploring how AI, medical imaging, and biomechanics can reveal the hidden motion of human joints. Before Zurich, I studied Engineering at Oxford, where I learned to enjoy problems that sit between math, machines, and the human body.
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Research in 2D/3D registration, pose estimation, differentiable rendering, optimization, fluoroscopy, and knee biomechanics.
Software development for dual-plane registration.
Oxford, UK | 2020
Developed a dynamic warping algorithm for temporal and spatial alignment of knee joint kinematics data.
Wuhan, China | 2019
Investigated the geographical feasibility of solar power and biomass harvesting in China.
Jinhao Wang, Raphael Surbeck, William Taylor, et al.
Jinhao Wang, Florian Vogl, William Taylor, et al.
Jinhao Wang, Xia Li, William Taylor, et al.
Yiying Zou, Jinhao Wang, M. S. Wong, et al.
Zhongke Mei, Jinhao Wang, Deepak K. Ravi, et al.
A lightweight web toolkit for converting, transforming, and processing STL and NIfTI files for orthopedic and medical-imaging research workflows.
An open-source dual-plane fluoroscopic dataset and learning pipeline for knee implant phantoms, designed to support deep learning research in 2D/3D registration, pose estimation, and medical imaging.
A curated knowledge base reviewing rigid bone 2D/3D registration methods, organized to make papers, datasets, and technical directions easier to scan.
Supported 10+ students through Oxford and Cambridge admissions.
Hello, I am currently a PhD student in the Laboratory of Movement Biomechanics at the Institute for Biomechanics, ETH Zurich. In 2022, I graduated from the University of Oxford with a First-Class Master's degree in Engineering. I am now a member of Dr. B. Taylor's research group at ETH Zurich, where my research interests focus on medical image analysis, deep learning, and optimization. If you are interested in collaboration or exploring my work further, feel free to reach out.