Adobe at ECCV 2022 

This year's European Conference on Computer Vision (ECCV) was held from October 23 to 27, 2022. Adobe authors have contributed to the conference in many different ways, including co-organizing several workshops, area chairing, and reviewing papers. Check out the list of accepted papers and other contributions from Adobe!

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.

Adobe Research at COLING 2022

COLING is one of the top research conferences on natural language processing. This year, the conference will be held from October 12 to 17 in South Korea. Check out the list of co-authored papers from Adobe Research.

Adobe Research interns build a network of peers and mentors—even when they’re far apart

There are a lot of benefits to an Adobe Research internship — interns experience life in industry, take part in cutting-edge research, and contribute to publications and patents. Another big benefit: the relationships they build. Read the story to learn more.

Behind the Tech: Super Resolution in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom

We talked to Michaël Gharbi, Senior Researcher Scientist at Adobe, about how he partnered with product teams to transform his experimental research technology into the Super Resolution feature in Adobe products. Gharbi also shared his favorite customer responses to this new innovation.

GEM Fellows drive STEM research forward — and plan to open doors for even more innovators

Every summer, Adobe welcomes GEM Fellows for cutting-edge STEM internships. This year, the seven GEM Fellows who interned with Adobe Research built machine learning models, trained neural networks, dug into natural language processing, and more.

Researcher Spotlight: Deepali Aneja on character animation—and life as a research engineer

Deepali Aneja’s work sits at the intersection of computer vision, graphics, and machine learning. At Adobe Research, she’s used machine learning to develop real-time lip sync for animated characters and to create tools for Adobe Illustrator. Check the blog post to learn more about her Adobe life.

Research trends: Turning static documents into tailored experiences for each reader

Nanda Kambhatla, Head of Adobe Research in India, talked to us about the ways documents will someday come to life for each individual reader—from text that transforms into a video right when you need it, to AI that allows a document to dive deeper into the areas that interest you.

Adobe at SIGGRAPH 2022 

Adobe is presenting new work at the ACM SIGGRAPH 2022 conference, the premier academic conference in computer graphics and interactive techniques. Check out the full list of accepted papers, and other contributions by the Adobe authors!