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Senior Research Scientist at Adobe Research London
Building the future of generative video and 3D — from research to production
I am a Senior Research Scientist at Adobe Research London. My work lives at the intersection of multi-modal generative AI, 3D vision, and creative tools used by millions.
I led the cross-org effort that shipped free-form 3D camera control in Adobe Firefly Video, built Adobe's first in-house zero-shot video generation model, and contributed to the first text-to-multiview model.
Prior to Adobe, I spent three years as a postdoc at the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems with Dr. Michael Black, focusing on 3D human body reconstruction and human-scene interaction. I received my Ph.D. (summa cum laude) from TUM, with collaborations at INRIA, Disney Research, and Microsoft Research.
Disentangles space and time in video diffusion for controllable generative rendering. Given a single video, freely steer camera viewpoint and temporal motion across the 4D space-time domain.
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Led the cross-org effort to ship free-form 3D camera control in the Firefly Video Model. Adaptor-based conditioning adds only 3% runtime overhead. T2V shipped Aug 2025; I2V shipped Dec 2025.
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Achieving 3D consistency in video generation through geometric priors, enabling cameras to move freely through generated scenes.
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A large-scale 4D dataset of motion-captured human-object interactions, enabling research in human motion understanding and generation.
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Repurposes pretrained image diffusion models for zero-shot video editing, enabling consistent frame-to-frame style and content manipulation.
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A dataset with videos of people in natural scenarios paired with ground-truth 3D body pose/shape and 3D scene scans for dense human-scene contact labeling.
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