Thanks everyone for being part of #BMVC2023, main track has finished but we have an exciting workshop day tomorrow! Kudos to P&J Live for the amazing event organisation!

This paper is so cool: dangeng.github.io/visual_anagram… It shows several kinds of illusions that I had never seen before (e.g., color inversion illusion). It's exciting to see more and more cases like this, where AI opens up new kinds of art, rather than only imitating old forms.

This work is so cool! diffusionillusions.com

Congratulations to team Diana Burley, Joseph K. Young, Raychelle Burks, @SusannaCampbell, Bei Xiao, Butternut, and Jordan Tama for their receipt of this NSF ART grant! #americanuniversity #researchacceleration

I am very happy to share that #americanuniversity are among the first to receive an NSF ART grant Congratulations Diana Burley, Joseph K. Young, Raychelle Burks, @SusannaCampbell, Raychelle Burks Butternut, and Jordan Tama. Excited to be part of this team. new.nsf.gov/news/nsf-annou…

🧠At NACS Seminar tomorrow, Dr. Hendrikje Nienborg (Hendrikje Nienborg) will tell us about "Perceptual decisions as action-perception loops in neural circuits." The talk is at 10:15am in BRB 1103. Please check the flyer below for more info!

🚨 Paper submission alert for BMVC 2024! 📅 Mark your calendars — the final deadline is this Friday, 10 May 2024. Don't miss your chance to showcase your latest research in computer vision.🔍✨ #BMVC2024 #ComputerVision #PaperDeadline

Capital Graphics workshop on new research on #ComputerGraphics at George Mason University Arlington Campus today. cragl.cs.gmu.edu/capitalgraphic…

🚨 Medical AI Research alert! 🚨 Can LLMs predict clinical trial outcomes from protocol documents? American University Presents, CTP-LLM: Clinical Trial Phase Transition Prediction Using Large Language Models by Sauleh Siddiqui Bei Xiao A Large Language Model &

I’m over the moon happy to celebrate the promotion to tenure of my colleague & office neighbor Hendrikje Nienborg Hendrikje Nienborg. Her promotion shows that rigorous, careful science is rewarded, which is especially welcome news in today’s world of flashy but evanescent sound bites