Kristina Monakhova, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Field of Applied Mathematics member
Cornell University
Assistant Professor
Department of Computer Science
Field of Applied Mathematics member
Cornell University
I am an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Cornell. I work on co-designing optics and algorithms to create better, smaller, and more capable cameras and microscopes.
Before Cornell, I was a postdoctoral fellow at MIT working with Sixian You and George Barbastathis, and supported by the MIT Postdoctoral Fellowship for Engineering Excellence. I obtained my PhD in Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences from UC Berkeley with Laura Waller. During my PhD, I was affiliated with the Berkeley Artificial Intelligence Research (BAIR) Lab and was supported by the NSF GRFP fellowship. My PhD dissertation was on Physics-Informed Machine Learning for Computational Imaging.
I lead the Computational Imaging Lab @ Cornell and advise several wonderful PhD students.
email: monakhova[at]cornell.edu
office: Gates 446
CS6662: Computational Imaging, Cornell University, Fall 2024
ECE 285: Computational Imaging Systems, UCSD, 'Robust and physics-informed machine learning for low light imaging', Spring 2024
6.300: Signal Processing, MIT, 'Computational Imaging: using signal processing to make better imaging systems', Spring 2024
Oct 2024 | Kristina is giving an invited talk at the Toronto Vision Seminar on trustworthy and adaptive extreme low light imaging on Oct. 16th! |
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Apr 2024 | Kristina is a poster and demo chair for ICCP in Lausanne, Switzerland this year! Submit your work to our Call for Posters, Demos, and Outreach by May 10! |
Apr 2024 | Kristina is co-organizing the CVPR Computational Cameras and Displays Workshop in Seattle this June! Come check out our amazing speaker line-up, and our posters & spotlights! |