Joel Julin

I am a Master's in Robotics (MSR) student at Carnegie Mellon University (CMU). I am currently advised by László Jeni where I work on 3D vision problems. The goal of my research is to allow virtual scenes to be indistinguishable from reality. Prior to CMU, I graduated from The University of Pittsburgh (Pitt) with a degree in computer science.

While at Pitt, I conducted research with the Ci2Cv computer vision lab at CMU's RI under Simon Lucey (now director of the Australian Institute of Machine Learning at The University of Adelaide). Also at Pitt, I had the opportunity to work with Dr. Jeni's computational behavior lab at CMU through the Robotics Institute Summer Scholar Program supported by an NSF Grant.

jjulin@cmu.edu / Google Scholar / LinkedIn

• Mar. 2023: I accepted an offer from Carnegie Mellon for their M.S. in Robotics program
• Feb. 2023: Work on dynamic light field networks (DyLiN) has been accepted to CVPR '23
• Dec. 2022: Accepted a full-time position at CMU to continue working with Dr. Jeni's lab during the spring
• Dec. 2022: I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh
• Nov. 2022: Won gold medal at the 8th China International College Students' 'Internet+' Innovation and Entrepreneurship Competition
• Oct. 2022: I attended my first hackathon at MIT, where I worked on this project
• May. 2022: Accepted to Carnegie Mellon's Robotics Institute Summer Scholar program (see project here)
• May. 2021: Began working with Dr. Lucey's computer vision lab (see research here)

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