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cs.washington.edu/homes/iansimon
Ian Simon
Ian Simon I recently received my Ph.D. from the University of Washington for my work with Steve Seitz on organizing community photo collections using computer vision. You might have also heard of MySong, which I worked on at Microsoft Research and has now been transformed into Songsmith. I'm currently a member of David Nister's Augmented Reality team at Microsoft. I'm interested in making cool computer-related music stuff, so if you live in the Seattle area and want to get together and create
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web.media.mit.edu/~dharry
// Drew Harry / Speech and Mobility / MIT Media Lab
// DREW HARRY / SPEECH AND MOBILITY / MIT MEDIA LAB IN BRIEF I am a Ph.D. student in the Speech + Mobility group with Chris Schmandt at the MIT Media Lab. I worked in the Sociable Media Group from 2006-2008. I'm interested in designing, building, and studying systems for technology mediated sociality. You can reach me at dharry@media.mit.edu. My office is E15-354. See also, my (joint) blog, my blog about EVE Online, my del.icio.us, my last.fm, my twitter. PAPERS / PRESS / PRESENTATIONS show
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javaboom.wordpress.com/about
About JavaBoom | JavaBoom Collections
JavaBoom Collections I wanna do planking over the Cloud Main menu Skip to content HomeME@BlognoneAbout JavaBoom About JavaBoom Sivadon Chaisiri (Boom) Sivadon Chaisiri (penname: JavaBoom and Boomary, nickname: Boom) is pursuing the Ph.D. degree in the School of Computer Engineering, the Nanyang Technological University (NTU), Republic of Singapore. His research office is the Parallel and Distributed Computing Centre (PDCC). His major research topics have been related to operations
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people.virginia.edu/~jbe6c
Jennifer Elliott's Actions Speak Louder Than Words
Jennifer B. Elliott Welcome! Currently, I am working towards completing my dissertation for my Ph.D. in STEM Education in the Curry School of Education at the University of Virginia. As a former teacher, with a background in psychology, specifically, neuropsychology, the way that people learn has always been a fascination for me. I am intrigued by cognition and the many ways in which people learn. In particular, I have an interest in visual learning and memory, which I currently study
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vorlon.case.edu/~txo32
Tu Ouyang
Tu Ouyang Olin Building #505 Case Western Reserve University 10900 Euclid Ave. Cleveland, OH 44106 Email: tu.ouyang AT case DOT edu Email: xfe86d5x@swdr.case.edu I am a Ph.D. candidate in EECS department of Case Western Reserve University. I received M.S and B.S from Computer Science Department, Peking University, China, respectively in 2006 and 2003. My research advisor is Prof. Michael Rabinovich. I have been also working with Prof. Shudong Jin, Prof.Soumya Ray and Mark Allman. Research My