VASC Seminar
Simon J.D. Prince
Senior Lecturer
University College of London

Modeling Facial Images with Patches

Event Location: NSH 1507Bio: Simon Prince was an undergraduate at UCL where he studied Psychology. His doctoral work was at the University of Oxford, in the Department of Experimental Psychology where he investigated human stereo vision using psychophysics. He subsequently worked in the Laboratory of Physiology in Oxford for two years as a post-doc with [...]

RI Seminar
Andrew B. Schwartz
Professor
University of Pittsburgh

Useful signals from motor cortex

Event Location: NSH 1305Bio: Dr. Schwartz received his Ph.D. from the University of Minnesota in 1984 with a thesis entitled "Activity in the Deep Cerebellar Nuclei During Normal and Perturbed Locomotion". He then went on to a postdoctoral fellowship at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine where he worked with Dr. Apostolos Georgopoulos, who was [...]

PhD Thesis Proposal
Tomasz Malisiewicz
Carnegie Mellon University

Data-driven Scene Parsing With the Visual Memex

Event Location: NSH 3305Abstract: This proposal is concerned with the problem of image understanding. Given a single static image, the goal is to explain the entire image by recognizing all of the objects depicted in the image. We formulate the problem of image understanding as image parsing -- breaking up the image into semantically meaningful [...]

RI Seminar
Azim Eskandarian, D.Sc.
Professor of Engineering and Applied Science, Director of Center for Intelligent Systems Research and Transportation Safety and Security Program
The George Washington University

Intelligent Vehicles Active Safety: A Signal Processing Method for Unobtrusive Detection of Driver Drowsiness

Event Location: NSH 1305Bio: Dr. Azim Eskandarian is a Professor of Engineering and Applied Science at The George Washington University (GW). He has been the founding director of the Center for Intelligent Systems Research (CISR) since 1996 and the director of the “Transportation Safety and Security” program since 2002, which is one of GW’s competitively [...]

RI Seminar
Karl Iagnemma
Principal Research Scientist
MIT

Semi-Autonomous Control of Passenger Vehicles for Active Hazard Avoidance

Event Location: NSH 1305Bio: Karl Iagnemma is a principal research scientist in the Mechanical Engineering department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and director of the Robotic Mobility Group. He holds a B.S. from the University of Michigan, and an M.S. and Ph.D. from MIT, where he was a National Science Foundation Graduate Fellow. He [...]