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Associated Faculty

  • Jia Deng

    Associate Professor
    Machine Learning, Vision & Graphics, Robotics
    Jia Deng
  • Adam Finkelstein

    Phillip Y. Goldman ’86 Professor in Computer Science
    Vision & Graphics, Human-Computer Interaction
    Adam Finkelstein
  • Felix Heide

    Assistant Professor
    Vision & Graphics, Robotics
    Felix Heide
  • Zhuang Liu

    Assistant Professor
    Machine Learning, Vision & Graphics, Natural Language Processing
    Zhuang Liu
  • Szymon Rusinkiewicz

    David M. Siegel ’83 Professor of Computer Science
    Vision & Graphics, Robotics
    Szymon Rusinkiewicz
  • Olga Russakovsky

    Associate Professor
    Machine Learning, Vision & Graphics, Human-Computer Interaction
    Olga Russakovsky
  • Associated Grad Students

  • Stamatis Alexandropoulos

  • David Braun

  • Allison Chen

  • Minkyu Jeon

  • Karhan Kayan

  • Amaya Kelegedara

  • Erich Liang

  • Ryan Liu

  • Zeyu Ma

  • Kiyosu Maeda

  • Lingjie Mei

  • Julian Ost

  • Meenal Parakh

  • Alexander Raistrick

  • Jipeng Sun

  • Ethan Fan Hei Tseng

  • Emily Walters

  • Jimmy Wu

  • Siyang Wu

  • Xindi Wu

  • Ruyu Yan

  • Tyler Zhu

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