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Dr. Jane Smith

Associate Professor

Computer Science, University of Research

Education

Ph.D. in Computer Science

Ph.D. in Computer Science

2015 - 2019

Stanford University

Thesis: "Advanced Neural Networks for Computer Vision Applications"

Advisor: Prof. Michael Johnson

M.S. in Computer Science

M.S. in Computer Science

2013 - 2015

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Focus: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

GPA: 4.0/4.0

B.S. in Computer Science

B.S. in Computer Science

2009 - 2013

University of California, Berkeley

Minor: Mathematics

Summa Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa

Experience

Associate Professor

Associate Professor

2022 - Present

University of Research, Department of Computer Science

  • Leading the AI Research Lab with a focus on computer vision and natural language processing
  • Teaching graduate courses in Advanced Machine Learning and Deep Learning
Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor

2019 - 2022

University of Research, Department of Computer Science

  • Established a new research group focused on AI applications
  • Secured $1.2M in research grants from NSF and industry partners
Research Scientist

Research Scientist

2019

Tech Innovation Labs

  • Led a team of 4 researchers working on computer vision applications
  • Developed novel algorithms for real-time object detection on mobile devices

Papers

Efficient Transformer Models for Resource-Constrained Devices

2023

Smith, J., Johnson, A., Williams, B.

Proceedings of the Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS)

A Survey of Vision-Language Models: Capabilities, Limitations, and Future Directions

2022

Smith, J., Chen, C., Garcia, M.

ACM Computing Surveys

Novel Approaches to Few-Shot Learning in Computer Vision

2022

Smith, J., Park, L., Thompson, R.

IEEE Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition (CVPR)

Best Paper Award

News

New Research Grant Awarded

New Research Grant Awarded

May 2023

Our lab has been awarded a $2.5M grant from the National Science Foundation to study advanced AI techniques for climate change modeling. This project will involve collaboration with the Earth Sciences department and several industry partners.

Paper Accepted at NeurIPS 2023

Paper Accepted at NeurIPS 2023

April 2023

Our paper "Efficient Transformer Models for Resource-Constrained Devices" has been accepted for publication at NeurIPS 2023. This work introduces novel techniques to optimize transformer architectures for deployment on edge devices.

Invited Talk at AI Conference

Invited Talk at AI Conference

March 2023

I will be giving an invited talk on "The Future of AI in Healthcare" at the International Conference on AI in Medicine in September 2023. The talk will cover our recent work on medical image analysis and predictive healthcare.