Big congrats to Quang-Hieu PHAM, my PhD student who successfully defended his PhD on "Data-driven 3D Scene Understanding", co-supervised by Prof. Gemma Roig and Prof. Sai-Kit Yeung.

In a collaboration with IIT, India and SUTD, we've published a paper on our new perceptionGAN system in the Proceedings of the 4th Int. Conf. on Imaging, Vision and Pattern Recognition (IVPR), and 9th Int. Conf. on Informatics, Electronics & Vision (ICIEV). Read the preprint.

SUTD HER journey features a woman in science every week. This week I was honoured to be selected. If you are interested in how I went from a PhD in Applied Economics to heading the AMAAI lab, check out the post below...

Over the last few years, there’s been a steady growth in revenue from digital music. In just six years, revenue from music streaming moved from zero to 40 percent of the overall global recorded music industry revenues, according to a report by IFPI. With revenues to the tune of 11.2 billion dollars a year, the digital model is only set to grow. So “is there still room for a traditional record company?”

Read more in the interview I gave to the SUTD Aspire newsletter about my recent keynote in TechHR.

For a recent article on #wearesutd I shared some of my thoughts and experiences on being a woman in technology/AI. Read the full interview on #wearesutd

Our team at SUTD Game Lab, directed by Prof. Dorien Herremans, is looking for:

PhD students in Game Research with focus on AI or AR

Do you love gaming and want to make it your specialisation? We are a vibrant team at Singapore University of Technology and Design that create serious games for industry and academia. Our team consists of artists, game designers, and game developers. As a PhD student, you will work on your own research ideas, possibly combined with one of the team's projects, on topics such as:

Together with my PhD student Thao and Prof. Gemma Roig (MIT/Frankfurt University), a new paper was published on "Multimodal Deep Models for Predicting Affective Responses Evoked by Movies" in the Proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Computer Vision for Physiological Measurement as part of ICCV. Seoul, South Korea. 2019. A preprint is available here.

PhD student Abigail Leon from the AMAAI lab presented a paper at the 16th IEEE Asia Pacific Wireless Communications Symposium (APWCS) on "Doppler Invariant Demodulation for Shallow Water Acoustic Communications Using Deep Belief Networks".

Just published a new article with my PhD student Thao Ha Thi Phuong and Prof. Gemma Roig on 'Multimodal Deep Models for Predicting Affective Responses Evoked by Movies'. The paper will be published in the proceedings of the 2nd International Workshop on Computer Vision for Physiological Measurement as part of ICCV; and will be presented by Thao in Seoul, South Korea. Anybody interested can download the preprint article here (link coming soon!). The source code of our model is available on github.