Project Blink helps users find and quickly pull highlights from video content, making video editing as easy as text editing. Learn about how a cross-disciplinary team led by Adobe Research came together to build this new AI-powered, web-based video editing app.

Aseem Agarwala, Anh Truong, and Joel Brandt, three members of the large team who developed Project Blink, told us about why they came back to Adobe, what they enjoy most about research-product collaborations, and how the Adobe Research culture helps them to do the work they love.

Nikos Vlassis and Stephen DiVerdi both spent several years at Adobe Research, left for other opportunities, and then returned to dig into new ideas and help Adobe customers expand their creativity. They shared about deciding to come back, finding the freedom to explore, and more.

We talked to Research Scientist Taesung Park about the technology behind image-to-image editing, how he helped create the Landscape Mixer feature in Photoshop, and what he loves most about Adobe Research.

Adobe researchers co-authored ten papers at the annual AAAI Conference on Artificial Intelligence. The conference is hybrid, with both virtual and in-person components. Check out the blog post to learn more about the latest research work and other contributions.

Audio researchers at Adobe have presented new research in major conferences and journals in 2022. These publications covered a range of topics in audio AI with applications to speech, music, and everyday sounds including enhancement, editing, audio production, and more.