The Doctoral Consortium (DC) offers a unique opportunity for students nearing the completion of their doctorate or those who have recently graduated, to engage with experienced researchers in computer vision. Each student will be paired with a senior community member who will act as their mentor, chosen based on the student's preferences or research interests. All students and mentors will attend an in-person DC event during the conference, where students can discuss their ongoing research and career plans with their mentors. Additionally, each student will present a poster, showcasing either their thesis research or a recent paper, to fellow participants and mentors.
See the Call for Doctoral Consortium.
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Mentee |
Mentee Affiliation |
Mentor |
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Weihao Xia |
University College London |
Varun Jampani |
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Paul Gavrikov |
Offenburg University |
Jon Barron |
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Evin Pınar Örnek |
TU Munich |
Boris Ivanovic |
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Guénolé Fiche |
CentraleSupélec |
Dimitrios Tzionas |
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Julia Grabinski |
University of Mannheim |
Elisa Ricci |
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Tuan-Anh Vu |
The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology |
Leonidas Guibas |
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Yeji Song |
Seoul National University |
Richard Zhang |
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Zhiyang Dou |
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA |
Oisin Mac Aodha |
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Changhoon Kim |
Arizona State University |
Vincent Lepetit |
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Hyeokjun Kweon |
KAIST |
Gim Hee Lee |
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Jia-Wei Liu |
National University of Singapore |
Andrea Vedaldi |
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irit chelly |
Ben Gurion University of the Negev |
Xavier Giro-i-Nieto |
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Deepti B Hegde |
Johns Hopkins University |
Angjoo Kanazawa |
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Sayanton V. Dibbo |
Dartmouth College |
Kosta Derpanis |
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Antonio Alliegro |
Politecnico di Torino |
Christoph Feichtenhofer |
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Sung-Hoon Yoon |
KAIST |
Sangdoo Yun |
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Shahaf E Finder |
Ben-Gurion University |
Michael Black |
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Ginger D Delmas |
NAVER LABS EUROPE |
Lingjie Liu |
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Ivona Najdenkoska |
University of Amsterdam |
Georgios Pavlakos |
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Surbhi Mittal |
Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur |
Olga Russakovsky |
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Ishan Rajendrakumar Dave |
University of Central Florida |
Cees G. M. Snoek |
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Parsa Mirdehghan |
University of Toronto |
Marc Pollefeys |
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Zhecan Wang |
Columbia University |
Qixing Huang |
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Seunggeun Chi |
Purdue University |
Hanbyul Joo |
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Denys Rozumnyi |
ETH Zurich |
Daniel Cremers |
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Rosario Leonardi |
University of Catania |
Georgia Gkioxari |
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Mina Ghadimi Atigh |
University of Amsterdam |
Amir Zamir |
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Jaehui Hwang |
Yonsei University |
Seong Joon Oh |
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Manasi Muglikar |
University of Zurich |
Kyros Kutulakos |
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Kai Chen |
The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
Federico Tombari |
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Zipeng Xu |
University of Trento |
Dima Damen |
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Camillo Quattrocchi |
University of Catania |
Andrea Tagliasacchi |
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Mathis Petrovich |
Ecole des Ponts |
Marco Cristani |
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Rui Gong |
ETH Zurich |
Lamberto Ballan |
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