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10 papers accepted at CVPR 2013, including 2 oral presentations

Posted on Mar 5 2013 by Ian Will

Congratulations to the ACVT (now AIML) and research colleagues who have had 10 papers accepted at this year’s CVPR conference, to be held in Portland, USA in June 2013.

DICTA Best Recognition Paper Award

Posted on Dec 20 2012 by Ian Will

The Canon “Best Recognition Paper” Prize was awarded by Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CiSRA) toVisual Distance Measures for Object Retrieval.

Canon 'Extreme Imaging" competition 2012 - $5,000 prize

Posted on Aug 10 2012 by Ian Will

and , their Australian R&D Centre are pleased to announce the 2012 Extreme Imaging Competition.

Google Scholarship Award

Posted on Jun 12 2012 by Ian Will

It has just been announced that Trung Pham, one of our PhD students, has been awarded the 2012 Google Australia Fellowship in Computer Vision.

DSIC Scholarship for Lachlan Fleming

Posted on Jun 11 2012 by Ian Will

The Defence Systems Innovation Centre (DSIC) has just awarded Lachlan Fleming, an ACVT PhD student, a scholarship.

Best Colour Paper awarded to David Sandberg

Posted on Dec 14 2011 by Ian Will

Congratulations to David Sandberg, programmer for SNAP Network Surveillance, who has won the ‘Best Colour Paper’ prize awarded by Canon Information Systems Research Australia (CiSRA) at the recent 2011 DICTA conference.

2011 Pearcy SA Entrepreneur - Runner Up

Posted on Dec 12 2011 by Ian Will

Congratulations to Dr Henry Detmold who was Runner Up in the 2011 Pearcey SA Entrepreneur Award!

Canon Extreme Imaging Competition

Posted on Jul 5 2011 by Ian Will

CiSRA, Canon’s Australian research facility, has recently announced the launch of Canon’s new “Extreme Imaging” competition. This prize is open to student projects and their supervisors at Australian Universities.

ERA results confirm us as a world leader

Posted on Feb 11 2011 by Ian Will

The Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) results have been released, and show the ACVT (now AIML) in a very good light.

Pearcey Award for Prof Anton van den Hengel

Posted on Jan 21 2011 by Ian Will

Prof Anton van den Hengel won the South Australian Pearcey Foundation Award for 2010. The other state winners announced thus far are Lars and Jens Rasmussen, who have won the 2010 NSW Pearcey Award.

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