Ph.D. Student at Zhejiang University

Junhan Sun 孙俊涵

I am a first-year Ph.D. student in Computer Science at Zhejiang University, after completing my undergraduate study at Chu Kochen Honors College. I work with Prof. Guofeng Zhang and Prof. Hao Zhao on world models that connect predictive representations, latent dynamics, and efficient embodied control.

World Models JEPA Embodied AI Robot Learning

College of Computer Science and Technology
State Key Laboratory of CAD&CG, Zhejiang University

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Hangzhou, China Open to research conversations

Research premise

A useful world model should not stop at predicting what an action does. It should also learn which action realizes an intent.

Updates

News

Released the training code, evaluation stack, and model artifacts for INTACT.

Open-sourced CLEAR-LeWM, an auditable evaluation suite for LeWM-compatible world models.

Research

Questions I work on

I am interested in the geometry that makes predictive representations useful for physical reasoning and control.

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Predictive representations

How should JEPA objectives and anti-collapse regularization shape a latent space that remains stable, informative, and easy to model?

02

Intent-conditioned control

How can action supervision turn latent change into a deployable control interface without sacrificing the world model's representation quality?

03

Efficient embodied learning

How can one compact model learn across tasks, train with limited compute, and replace expensive online search with responsive closed-loop inference?

Journey

Education

2026 - Present

Ph.D. Student in Computer Science

Zhejiang University

College of Computer Science and Technology. Researching JEPA world models, representation learning, and embodied control.

2022 - 2026

Undergraduate Program

Chu Kochen Honors College, Zhejiang University

Built a foundation across computer science, visual computing, machine learning, and research practice before continuing directly to the Ph.D. program.

Contact

Let us compare ideas, results, and assumptions.

I welcome conversations about world models, JEPA, representation geometry, robot learning, reproducibility, and research collaboration.