About Me
I am currently a postdoctoral researcher at Cyber Physical Systems (CPS) group at University of Oxford under supervisions of Profs. Niki Trigoni and Andrew Markham. My research is centered on multi-modal sensing for localization and cross-domain generalization, especially for building robust perception in real-world settings.
I obtained my D.Phil. (PhD) in Computer Science at the University of Oxford, co-supervised by Profs. Niki Trigoni and Andrew Markham in CPS group. My study was generously supported by Global Korea Scholarship (GKS) Program and ACE-OPS grant. Prior to my D.Phil., I worked as a research assosiate supervised by Prof. Yong-Guk Kim at Sejong University, South Korea, where I completed my master's and undergraduate courses in Computer Science.
Research Interests
My research aims to advance multi-modal and multi-view sensing with diverse physical sensors, including RGB-D cameras, LiDAR, mmWave radar, event cameras, etc. A key challenge in real-world settings is achieving reliable long-term localization of these sensors in a shared reference space, enabling accurate multi-view fusion while leveraging the unique capabilities of each modality.
Beyond localization, I am interested in how foundation models can develop reasoning abilities across modalities—understanding the complementary strengths of each sensor type and dynamically selecting and combining the most informative modalities for a given task. This supports robust, context-aware performance on downstream applications, including detection, tracking, re-identification, anomaly detection, etc.
Ultimately, my work seeks to bridge physical sensing with adaptive multi-modal learning, building perception systems that are accurate, resilient, and capable of operating reliably in complex real-world environments.
News
- [Jun. 2025] Our paper DiffRefine on generative cross-domain detection in 3D got accepted into ICCV 2025 for spotlight presentation!
- [Mar. 2025] Our paper WildPose on multi-modal sensing dataset for deformable animals got accepted into Journal of Experimental Biology and selected as the cover of the issue!
- [Jan. 2025] Completed my thesis correction and obtained D.Phil. (PhD) status!
- [Jan. 2025] Our paper SoundLoc3D on sound source localization got accepted into WACV 2025 for oral presentation!
- [Oct. 2024] Started my role as a postdoctoral researcher in CPS group.
- [Oct. 2024] Successfully defended my D.Phil viva! (Internal Examiner: Prof. Christian Rupprecht at VGG, External Examiner: Prof. Dimitrios Kanoulas at UCL).
- [Sep. 2024] Our paper GroupExp-DA on Domain-Adaptive 3D Detection got accepted into NeurIPS 2024!
- [May. 2024] Our paper on stereo depth estimation with visual foundation models got accepted into ICRA 2024!
- [Mar. 2024] Our paper Spherical Mask on 3D instance segmentation got accepted into CVPR 2024!
- [Feb. 2024] Defended my Confirmation viva (Examiners: Profs. Ronald Clark and Alessandro Abate).
- [Jan. 2024] Our paper Sound3DVDet on sound source localization got accepted into WACV 2024!
- [Jul. 2023] Our paper on view synthesis with NeRF got accepted into NeurIPS 2023!
- [Jan. 2023] Our paper Sample, Crop, Track on self-supervised 3D object detection got accepted into ICRA 2023!
- [Aug. 2022] Our paper on monocular Night-time Depth Estimation got accepted into CORL 2023!
- [Mar. 2022] Our paper on monocular SLAM on UAV got accepted into IROS 2022!
- [Jan. 2022] Defended my Transfer of Status viva (Examiners: Profs. Alex Rogers and Alessandro Abate).
- [Oct. 2020] Started my D.Phil. (PhD) at the University of Oxford.
- [Aug. 2020] Concluded my research at Sejong University, South Korea. Plase see my exciting researches at Sejong on reinforcement learning and sensing with videos here!
Selected Publications







Contact
Email: sangyun.shin@cs.ox.ac.uk
I’m open to opportunities, collaborations and research discussions. Feel free to reach out!