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Alex Reinking

Research Scientist/Engineer

Shoaib Kamil

Principal Research Scientist

Cusuh Ham

Research Scientist

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Diffusion2GAN: Distilling Diffusion Models into Conditional GANs

Kang, M., Zhang, R., Barnes, C., Paris, S., Kwak, S., Park, J., Shechtman, E., Zhu, J., Park, T. (Oct. 3, 2024)

European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV'24)

Modulating Pretrained Diffusion Models for Multimodal Image Synthesis

Ham, C., Hays, J., Lu, J., Singh, K., Zhang, Z., Hinz, T. (Aug. 6, 2023)

SIGGRAPH 2023

Personalized Residuals for Concept-Driven Text-to-Image Generation

Ham, C., Fisher, M., Hays, J., Kolkin, N., Liu, Y., Zhang, R., Hinz, T. (Jun. 19, 2024)

CVPR 2024

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Researcher Spotlight: Valentina Shin on building powerful, intuitive tools for audio and video

Research Scientist Valentina Shin combines AI and machine learning technologies with intuitive HCI to help users create audio and visual media. We talked to Shin about her research and inspirations, imagining new creative tools that are easier to use, and what she loves about Adobe Research.

Project Blink: Creating the Future of AI-Powered Video Editing

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.

Adobe Research interns hone their communication and coding skills in a summer of learning

When researchers communicate well, they’re able to collaborate and share the importance of their work. That’s why the folks behind the Adobe internship program designed a series of communications workshops and a Code Quality Jam this summer.
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