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Research papers in 2019

10 Oct 2019

In 2019, our group published 36 conference papers, 7 journal papers and 2 book chapters. Here is a summary. Full publication list can be accessed here.

Conference papers

Conference Paper accepted
AAAI 2
CogSci 2
CVPR 12 (3 orals)
CVPR Workshop 2
ICCV 5
ICLR workshop 1
MICCAI 2
MICCAI workshop 6
WACV 1
WACV workshop 1
3DV 2

Journal papers

Journal Paper accepted
American Journal of Roentgenology 1
Diagnostic and Interventional Imaging 1
Journal of Digital Imaging 1
Journal of the American College of Radiology 1
IJCV 1
Medical Image Analysis 1
TPAMI 1

Book chapters

Book chapers
Deep Learning and CNN for Medical Image Computing 2



Chenxi Liu Named 2019 Google AI Fellow

10 Sep 2019

Chenxi Liu, a PhD student in our lab is among 54 students selected as 2019 Google AI Fellows. Ten years ago, Google created the PhD Fellowship Program to recognize and support outstanding graduate students who are doing exceptional research in Computer Science and related fields who seek to influence the future of technology, according to the program’s website.

Liu’s research in artificial intelligence prompted him to apply for the fellowship. “There are two levels of learning. The learning that we perform within each individual’s lifetime, and the evolution that forms our brilliant yet intricate brain structure after millions of years. Current AI is emulating the former, while the latter is largely uncharted territory,” said Liu.

Winners of the Fellowship will receive two years of tuition and fees paid in the total amount of $97, 450. “With the fellowship support, I hope to continue my research which is to let the machines spontaneously and efficiently discover architectures that best facilitate various kinds of visual intelligence tasks,” said. Liu. Liu is advised by Alan Yuille, Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg Distinguished Professor. His research areas include computer vision and deep learning.




Welcome Message to New PhD Students! (Fall 2019)

31 Aug 2019

Zihao Xiao, Chenglin Yang, Yutong Bai, Angtian Wang and Chen Wei just joined our lab in Fall 2019 as PhD students. Welcome!

What to know more about our team? Click here.




1st JHU Computer Vision Workshop

05 Apr 2019

1st JHU Computer Vision Workshop by Vision Professors - Drs. Alan Yuille, Vishal Patel, Rene Vidal, Gregory Hager

Event Timing: Friday April 5, 2019 at 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Event Address: Salon C at Charles Commons. It is located at 10 E. 33rd Street, Baltimore 21218. Enter the building through the 33rd street entrance (next to Insomnia Cookies)

Contact us at (410) 516-6745 or yylu1989@gmail.com ; ylu80@jhu.edu ; lmutesi1@jhu.edu ; vishwanath.sindagi@gmail.com

More Details here