WACV · 2027
Scalable Neural Video Representation Compression
“A single embedded bitstream that scales in both bitrate and decoding complexity, outperforming multi-layer VTM by 5.6% BD-rate on UVG.”
PhD candidate in Computer Science at the University of Bristol, specialising in efficient AI for image and video. Research spans neural image, video, 3D and 4D scene compression (end-to-end codecs, implicit neural representations, scalable coding), model compression and acceleration (quantization, pruning, knowledge distillation and data-efficient training), generative modelling (flow matching, generative compression), and real-time video models.
WACV · 2027
“A single embedded bitstream that scales in both bitrate and decoding complexity, outperforming multi-layer VTM by 5.6% BD-rate on UVG.”
NeurIPS · 2026
“A single checkpoint that matches generative codecs in perceptual quality while keeping fidelity competitive with distortion-optimised codecs, across a wide bitrate range.”
Under review · 2026
“Generates a 3D Gaussian Splatting scene with small networks instead of storing its Gaussians, so the rate is set by the networks rather than by the number of Gaussians.”
ECCV · 2026
“Up to 8.5× faster decoding than NVRC at comparable coding performance, across four complexity levels from 7 to 360 kMACs per pixel.”
ECCV Video4Real Workshop · 2026
VCIP · 2026
“An overfitted image codec in which every coded component is optimised under a single rate–distortion objective, saving 10.5% BD-rate against VVC.”
Under review · 2026
Preprint · 2026
“The first large-scale unified comparison of conventional and neural video codecs under common test conditions.”
Under review · 2025
“The first data condensation method for low-level vision tasks.”
Picture Coding Symposium · 2025
ICCV · 2025
“The first INR-based video codec to surpass VTM in the RA coding mode.”
CVPR · 2025
“The first implicit image function based on hierarchical encoding.”
ECCV AIM Workshop · 2024
“The first deep VQA model based on a recurrent memory transformer.”
Picture Coding Symposium · 2024
“A lightweight method for accelerating learnt video codecs.”
* Equal contribution.