[4eyes] Fwd: Summer 2016 internships in computational photography and video at Google / Mountain View

[Tobias Hollerer]

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Subject: 	Summer 2016 internships in computational photography and video 
at Google / Mountain View
Date: 	Wed, 4 Nov 2015 14:48:11 -0800
From: 	Marc Levoy <levoy at google.com>
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peleg at cs.huji.ac.il, michal.irani at weizmann.ac.il, Lihi Zelnik 
<lihi at ee.technion.ac.il>



Colleagues,


I lead a team on Google’s home campus in Mountain View that works on 
computational photography and video, and we are looking for a few 
talented current PhD students to hire as interns for Summer 2016.


Our team includes researchers, hardware engineers, and software 
engineers, and is part of Google Research.  (We were formerly part of 
Google[x].)  Other members of my team include Sam Hasinoff 
(fromToronto/MIT), Jon Barron (UC Berkeley), Andrew Adams 
(Stanford/MIT), Jiawen Chen (MIT), Yael Pritch (Disney Research), Robert 
Carroll (UC Berkeley/Lytro), Florian Kainz (ILM), and Yun-Ta Tsai (NVIDIA).


Although I cannot divulge all the projects we are working on, some of 
our projects include burst-mode HDR photography 
<http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2014/10/hdr-low-light-and-high-dynamic-range.html>, 
Lens Blur 
<http://googleresearch.blogspot.com/2014/04/lens-blur-in-new-google-camera-app.html>, 
the Jump <https://www.google.com/get/cardboard/jump/>virtual reality 
system, the Halide <http://halide-lang.org>image processing language, 
and other core imaging and vision technologies used throughout Google.  
In the coming year we will be focusing on computational video, light 
fields and multi-camera systems, structured-light scanning and tracking 
technologies for virtual reality, and computer vision and machine 
learning in the service of photography.


In keeping with the principles of Google Research, our group is is 
committed to open academic publication. Summer interns should expect to 
work on a project that will build towards a paper submission over the 
following academic year.


Interested students should apply to Google’s “Software Engineering 
Intern, PhD, Summer 2016” listing using our web site 
(http://g.co/phdintern), and should also send a CV to 
gcam-internships at google.com <mailto:gcam-internships at google.com>. 
Internships are awarded on a rolling basis, so the sooner we hear from 
you the better!


-Marc Levoy