San Jose, CA

The San Jose, California, lab is housed in Adobe’s corporate headquarters. These office towers are situated in the heart of Silicon Valley, near Caltrain’s Diridon station. The headquarters complex is known for its green design, recognized with a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Platinum certification by the US Green Building Council. The San Jose office includes numerous collaborative and event spaces.

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Computer Vision, Imaging & Video

Content Intelligence

Data Intelligence

Document Intelligence

Graphics (2D & 3D)

Human Computer Interaction

Intelligent Agents & Assistants

Natural Language Processing

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Nedim Lipka

Sr. Research Scientist

Chang Xiao

Research Scientist

David Seunghyun Yoon

Research Scientist

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Efficient Insights Discovery through Conditional Generative Model based Query Approximation

Porwal, V., Mitra, S., Du, F., Anderson, J., Sheoran, N., Rao, A., Mai, T., Kowshik, G., Nair, S., Arora, S., Mahapatra, S. (Jun. 12, 2022)

International Conference on Management of Data (SIGMOD)

StylePortraitVideo: Editing Portrait Videos using StyleGAN

Seo, K., Oh, S., Lee, J., Lu, J., Kim, S., Noh, J. (Oct. 5, 2022)

Pacific Graphics 2022

Semantic Layout Manipulation with High-Resolution Sparse Attention

Zheng, H., Lin, Z., Lu, J., Cohen, S., Zhang, J., Xu, N., Luo, J. (Apr. 15, 2022)

TPAMI 2022

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Intelligent Captions: Transforming Data into Actionable, Accessible Words

Understanding charts and graphs filled with data—and finding the story behind that raw information—is far from simple. It’s even more difficult to get insights from data in a format that’s accessible for all. Now, a new AI-based technology created by Adobe Research is offering users a way to do all...

Research trends: Reinventing the human-document relationship

Tong Sun, Document Intelligence Lab Director, is tapping into artificial intelligence and machine learning to unlock the hidden value of documents. She talked to us about how documents—one of the oldest human technologies—are evolving along with the new ways we consume and share information.

Research trends: The future of computer graphics—and the tools we’ll use to create them

Nathan Carr, an Adobe Research Senior Principal Scientist with a focus on computer graphics, gave us a peek into the future of 2D and 3D imaging. He also shared his vision for how we’ll interact with creative tools in the future.
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