Joining the lab
We are looking for motivated researchers interested in designing novel cameras and algorithms. If your interests and shared values align, see below for how to join us!
Prospective PhD students
I'm looking to hire several PhD students to start in Fall 2024. If you’d like to work with me, apply directly to the CS department and mention my name in your application. I look forward to talking to you once you are admitted!
The PhD program is fully funded (check out an estimate of the CS stipends vs. cost of living in Ithaca here), but I also recommend all PhD students to apply to graduate fellowships since this will give you more flexibility throughout your PhD. For domestic students, the most common fellowships are the NSF GRFP and the NDSEG. For a broader list of fellowships, please see Cornell's page on graduate fellowships and this curated list of CS fellowships.
Prospective Postdocs
Excellent postdoctoral candidates are encouraged to email me with the subject line including the words "Prospective Postdoc" to discuss current openings. In your email please include:
- Your CV with a publication list
- Short description of past and future research interests
- Names and contact info of 2 academic references
Current Cornell students
PhD students
If you're currently a PhD student at Cornell and you're interested in the lab, send me an email with the subject line "Current PhD Student" and the information below:
- Your CV and list of classes taken.
- A brief description of why you are interested in the lab.
- Experience or background (if any) in computational imaging, optics, signal processing, computer vision, or machine learning. Prior experience is not a prerequisite, but knowing your background can help with finding a fit.
- Please indicate whether you will need funding or not.
Undergraduate students
I will be looking for undergraduate students to work with starting in Fall 2024. Check back in summer 2024 for more information.
Shared Values
As a group we value:
- Open-science: We strive to open-source our data and code to facilitate reproducible science and help move the field forward.
- Do good, not evil: We believe in working towards scientific advancement for good, not evil. We will not take on projects that will harm people. In addition, we abide by the ACM Code of Ethics.
- Inclusivity: We are committed to maintaining an inclusive and supportive atmosphere within the group where each voice is heard. Diversity of thought and background are celebrated in our lab and all are welcome.
- Mutual respect: We believe in treating each other with respect and kindness.
- Growth and reflection: We are always learning, adapting, and striving to do better together. We will agree on shared values together, and these may change and grow over time.
- Work-life balance: Creative researchers need breaks. Research is a marathon, not a race, so please take your weekends, evenings, and vacations to enjoy your life and refresh your mind for creative thinking!