Returning Adobe Research interns level up their growth

From debuting a digital dress at MAX Sneaks to presenting research at the ACM Web Conference, returning interns Reuben Luera, Shreyosi Endow, and Yue Fan came into this summer with impressive experiences behind them— and plenty to build on. Their experiences across the years reflect the many ways Adobe Research internships support growth: through mentorship, collaboration, and a community that inspires creativity and innovation.

These internships are an amazing opportunity for graduate students to collaborate with world-class research scientists, publish at top academic conferences, and see their ideas make their way into real products with millions of users. Adobe also partners with programs like the GEM Fellowship, a nonprofit organization that supports students in STEM through advanced degrees and industry internships, helping to build a strong pipeline of future innovators.

See the difference a summer (or two) can make. Watch the full video to see how these returning interns turned their projects into real-world impact.