CSE 590V: Computer vision seminar (Spring 2012)

Seminar description

CSE 590V is a seminar focused on recent work in computer vision/graphics from Seattle-area affiliates. The goal is to have Seattle-area researchers present their latest work in an internal seminar setting, with the aim of fostering potential collaborations within the UW vision/graphics community. The seminar is open to everyone. We especially encourage first year graduate students who may be considering research in computer vision or related areas to participate.

Logistics

Time: Wednesdays from 3:30pm-4:30pm

Location: CSE 403

Organizers: Bryan Russell (bcr @ cs washington edu) and Steve Seitz (seitz @ cs washington edu)

Class mailing list: cse590v @ cs washington edu (subscribe here)

Schedule

March 28th	Bryan Russell, UW
April 4th	No talk
April 11th	Dan Goldman (Adobe)
April 18th	Rick Szeliski (Microsoft)
April 25th	Xiaofeng Ren (Intel)
May 2nd	Yasutaka Furukawa (Google)
May 9th	Michael Cohen (Microsoft)
May 16th	Piotr Dollar (Microsoft)
May 23rd	Aseem Agarwala (Adobe)
May 30th	Eli Shechtman (Adobe)
June 6th	Larry Zitnick (Microsoft)
June 13th	Sameer Agarwal (Google)