Prajwal Kumar Singh

Postdoctoral fellow, CVIG Lab, IIT Gandhinagar

I completed my PhD in Computer Science and Engineering at IIT Gandhinagar under the guidance of Prof. Shanmuganathan Raman, supported by the Prime Minister's Research Fellowship in May 2026.

My work connects how machines create visual content with how the human brain perceives it: generative video and 3D models on one side, EEG-based visual decoding on the other.

Research

Generative vision without retraining

Training-free and test-time optimization methods that keep frozen diffusion models consistent, for camera-controlled multi-view synthesis and compositional video generation.

3D scene modeling

Neural graphics primitives that learn many scenes one after another inside a single model, without catastrophic forgetting.

Decoding the brain

Generative architectures that reconstruct still and moving visual stimuli from EEG, with a focus on latent space alignment and semantic analysis.

I am also interested in representation learning, graph neural networks, multimodal learning, neural rendering and brain-computer interfaces.

Publications

Papers

Experience

  • NowPostdoctoral fellowCVIG Lab, IIT Gandhinagar, India
  • May 2025 to Oct 2025PhD research internChat3D, France (online)
  • May 2024 to Nov 2024PhD research internAdobe, Bangalore, India
  • May 2021 to Sep 2021Junior research fellowIIT Gandhinagar, India
  • May 2019 to Jun 2019Freelancer, GATE CSEGradeup (Gradestack Learning Pvt Ltd)

Education

  • Oct 2021 to May 2026PhD in Computer ScienceIIT Gandhinagar, India. PMRF scholar, advised by Dr. Shanmuganathan Raman. CGPA 9.71/10.Thesis: Scalable Generative Vision and Neural Decoding: Connecting Machine and Human Perception
  • Jul 2019 to May 2021M.Tech. in Computer Science and EngineeringIIT Gandhinagar, India. Advised by Dr. Shanmuganathan Raman. CGPA 8.89/10.Thesis: Generating 3D Shapes and Images from the Embedding of Images and Text

Recognition

  • 2024Learning Robust Deep Visual Representations from EEG Brain Recordings featured in WACV Daily and Best of WACV 2024.
  • 2023Best Poster Award at Pacific Graphics for Hand Shadow Art: A Differentiable Rendering Perspective.
  • 2021 to 2026Prime Minister's Research Fellowship (PMRF).
  • 2019GATE CS: 98.69 percentile, rank 1,309 out of 99,932 candidates.