David Lindell
@davelindell
Assistant Professor @UofTCompSci
Faculty Affiliate @VectorInst
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https://davidlindell.com 18-06-2012 14:12:47
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Congrats to RI Ph.D. Benjamin Attal, RI assistant professor Matthew O'Toole & co-authors from University of Toronto & Vector Institute for winning the CVPR 2025 Best Student Paper award! 🙌 Check out the winning work: "Neural Inverse Rendering from Propagating Light" 💡🏆 loom.ly/2dS1PJw
Starting a new research project? Don’t let fuzzy goals derail you. Check out the Heilmeier Catechism as one way to clarify and assess your research plan. Thanks David Lindell for sharing!
📸 Join us at ICCV 2025 for our workshop on Computer Vision with Single-Photon Cameras (CVSPC)! 🗓️ Sunday, Oct 19, AM – PM at the Hawai'i Convention Center. 🔗 Website: cvspc.cs.pdx.edu. 🗣️ Invited Speakers: Mohit Gupta, Matthew O'Toole, Dongyu Du, David Lindell,
Exploring cutting-edge computational imaging research at the #ICCP2025 U of T Department of Computer Science lab tours 🥼
Happy to have led local arrangements for #ICCP2025! Massive thanks to our volunteers for making it possible: Dongyu Du, andrew guo, Len Luong, Ali SaraerToosi, Howard Xiao, Andrew Xie, Sophia Yang, and Kelly Zhu! And, Sotiris Nousias and Jazmin Diaz for being the best co-chairs!
Checkout this episode of the Executive Code Podcast for a dive into our work on modeling light propagation!
Excited about this work led by Esther Lin — we calibrate and visualize high-dimensional point spread functions (PSFs) for a range of cameras and lenses. A surprising result is that PSFs from two different iphone cameras of the same model have subtle and detectable variations!
Really exciting results on 3D and 4D generation without using any multiview datasets---only supervision from a video model! Collaboration with the amazing folks at NVIDIA, Andrea Tagliasacchi 🇨🇦, and led by Sherwin Bahmani
Check out MVP4D — single image to controllable 360-degree avatars using multi-view video diffusion models! Led by Felix Taubner felixtaubner.github.io/mvp4d/
Very interesting questions posed by our last three speakers: “How far can we go with synthetic data?” “What can we learn from propagating light?” “How ambiguous is lighting in images?” Thanks to the speakers: Julien Philip , David Lindell and Ko Nishino! #ICCV2025