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Nicholas Pellegrino
Nicholas Pellegrino is a doctoral student in Systems Design Engineering, supervised by Prof. Paul Fieguth and associated with the Vision and Image Processing (VIP) Lab and the Statistical Image Processing (SIP) Lab. His main research focus is on machine vision, specifically object recognition. In support of the BIOSCAN program, associated with the International Barcode of…
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Javier Noa Turnes
Javier Noa Turnes is a PhD candidate in Systems Design Engineering, supervised by Prof. David A. Clausi and Prof Linlin Xu. His main research field is machine learning on remote sensing applications. He is currently dedicated to sea ice classification using Synthetic Aperture Radar imagery and passive microwave data, studying the inclusion of large contextual…
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Shahid Haider
I am very interested in spectropolarimetric optical imaging techniques and utilizing them for medical purposes. I have extended interests as well in medical image processing and analysis, in particular with prostate MRI.
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Pascale Walters
Pascale was a M.A.Sc. student in the VIP Lab focused on hockey game video homography.
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Henry A. Leopold
Henry is conducting a joint PhD in Systems Design Engineering and Vision Sciences, under the supervision of John Zelek and Vasudevan Lakshminarayanan. His research is on self-supervised reinforcement learning for robotic control.
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Ahmadreza Jeddi
I am doing an M.Sc. in Computer Science, under the supervision of Prof. Alexander Wong and Prof. Mohammad Javad Shafiee. My research interests include machine learning, AI, computer vision, adversarial robustness, and semantic segmentation. Prior to joining to VIP lab, I did research on big data representation learning and graph embedding.
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Marie Hoekstra
My research interest lies with using RADARSAT-2 synthetic aperture radar (SAR) imagery to automate the classification of ice-water on large northern lakes.
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Vignesh Sankar
My research interests involve projector compensation for unconvential projection surface.
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Audrey Chung
My research interests include image processing and computer vision, with specific emphasis on biomedical imaging. My current research primarily focuses on computer-aided prostate cancer detection and grading via multi-parametric MRI. Other projects include lung nodule segmentation, video photoplethysmography, and illumination-robust feature detection.
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Ian Kennedy
I am a Ph.D. student under the supervision of Professor Paul Fieguth. My research is on graph mapping and similarity.
