Adobe Research interns build coding skills — and solve a mystery — at this year’s Code Quality Jam

This year's Code Quality Jam not only aimed to sharpen interns' coding skills but also featured an immersive mystery to solve. Discover how this unique event blends technical challenges with networking opportunities, fosters collaboration, and pushes the boundaries of what a hackathon can be!

MIT Technology Review names Adobe Research’s Richard Zhang a top “Innovator Under 35” for groundbreaking generative AI and image forensics work

Every year, MIT Technology Review creates a list of the top 35 innovators under 35 whose work is shaping the future of science and technology. Adobe is proud to announce that Senior Research Scientist Richard Zhang of Adobe Research was selected for this year’s list!

Adobe’s new custom Assistant lets users explore data – just by asking in their own words

The Adobe Research team recently collaborated with their counterparts on the Customer Journey Analytics product team to develop a built-in Assistant. The tool allows customers to describe what they want to analyze in natural language—and then the Assistant instantly creates a visualization.

Researcher Spotlight: Subrata Mitra uses machine learning to make big-data systems more efficient and reliable

We talked to Subrata Mitra, Senior Research Scientist with Adobe Research about how an early visit to a supercomputing center helped shaped his research interests, what it's like to use machine learning to make sense of massive amounts of data, and more. Check out the story!

Adobe Research at SIGGRAPH 2023

Adobe has co-authored 32 papers that are being presented this year at SIGGRAPH 2023. Adobe's scientists and engineers have also contributed to the conference by giving technical talks, facilitating the review process as part of the Technical Papers Committee and more. Check out the blog post to learn more.

Adobe Research at CVPR 2023

Adobe has co-authored 44 papers at the CVPR 2023 conference, which is being held from June 18 to 22, 2023. Adobe authors have contributed to the conference in many different ways, including co-organizing workshops, area chairing and more. Check out the blog post to learn more .

Adobe Research is helping shape the future of generative AI for creative expression with Firefly

Adobe has launched Firefly, a new family of generative AI models for creative expression. The technology is now available in beta, and Firefly is powering a new tool called Generative Fill in the Photoshop desktop app. Check out the story to learn about how Adobe Research made it possible.

Researcher Spotlight: David Arbour uses causal inference and machine learning to enable new kinds of experiments

Research Scientist David Arbour is using machine learning, along with causal inference, to change the way companies do research. The tools Arbour works on help Adobe and its customers understand the impact of product changes and get information more quickly so they can make informed business decisions.

Content Authenticity and Image Fingerprinting: Q&A with John Collomosse

John Collomosse, Principal Research Scientist at Adobe Research, draws on computer vision, machine learning, and blockchain to create tools that build trust for digital content. In this Q&A, Collomosse shares his work on Content Credentials, image fingerprinting, and more.