Did I say Estonia? I meant Costa Rica. On hold - still excited to go there, and hoping to do so in April or May, once it warms up again.

I am currently a Research Scientist with Google in New York City. Before joining Google Research in NYC, I was a graduate student in the GRASP Lab. In the Computer and Information Science. The areas of research I have worked in include motion estimation, structure-from-motion, and 3D registration and matching. Our research focused on correspondenceless techniques and the application of harmonic analysis theory to various vision problems.

At the University of Chicago. Ryerson Hall, Room 161A. Department of Computer and Information Science. Where I was affiliated with the Security Laboratory. And I worked with Jonathan Smith. Before that, I received my Ph. Where I was affiliated with the Security Research Group.

I am an AI programmer at Ubisoft Toronto. Where I work on the virtual characters and living cities of Watch Dogs 2. Prior to this I also worked at EA Tiburon. To add new life to the simulated crowds and sideline characters of Madden NFL 25. On the side I maintain several open-source game projects. Including a character animation and AI library. And a lightweight 2D physics library. In 2015 I finished my Ph. in Computer and Information Science. At the University of Pennsylvania.

Currently, I am a CIS. PhD candidate at the GRASP Laboratory. My advisor is Professor Camillo J. And my co-advisor is Mark Yim. My research areas include applications of smart camera networks as well as modular robots.

Linguistics is the scientific study of human language, from the sounds and gestures of speech up to the organization of words, sentences, and meaning. Linguistics is also concerned with the relationship between language and cognition, society, and history. At the University of Pennsylvania. The department has both a graduate Ph. And an undergraduate major and minor. For the specializations of our faculty, please see the research.