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Digital Trends publishes an in-depth feature on Adobe Sneaks technology called Sky Replace, and includes commentary from Adobe Research’s Xiaohui Shen. Learn more.

Eunyee Koh is a Senior Research Scientist at Adobe Research. Check out this article to learn more about her career story.

Adobe Research is exploring what an “endless creative canvas” in Virtual Reality (VR) might look like. Project Dali is an immersive drawing experience for the virtual environment. Within this application, artists can import their own unique brushes to create in a 3-dimensional (3D), gestural, and

Get an insider's perspective and find out how Adobe Research offers the best of both worlds.

Media influencer Mark Glaser (MediaShift / PBS / Politico exec editor) has posted his Podcast interview and blog on Adobe’s studio at the Minnesota St. Project. Adobe’s Erik Natzke and Lisa Temple are featured in the interview (Adobe/Minn St.) Learn more.

  Taking “selfies”—self-portraits using the front-facing camera on a mobile phone—has become a hugely popular form of photography. But as selfie-takers know, these images can be pretty unflattering: they tend to distort a person’s facial features, making noses look bigger and ears look smaller. That

For many students, an internship is a way to get some behind the scenes workplace experience  — perhaps work on a small project, learn about the company, make some connections and improve your CV.  But as an intern at Adobe, Gahye Park quickly found her

Adobe Research has partnered with researchers from the University of California, Berkeley to develop a new smart edting tool. The system uses deep learning to help you realistically manipulate images in real-time. Read more.

Ersin Yumer was an intern at Adobe and eventually joined as a full-time researcher in Adobe Research. See how his 3D explorations lead to a real-world product.

Cynthia (Jingwan) Lu, a research design expert in the Imagination Lab, was an intern not once, but four separate times.

In a land of tech giants and start-ups, how do companies like Adobe compete for ideas and talent, take big risks, and make an impact? The answer: A vibrant internship and university collaboration program.