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The London, UK, lab is in the modern White Collar Factory building in the Shoreditch neighborhood. It is positioned on the “Silicon Roundabout” in London’s fast-growing Tech City, a hive of innovation and the third-largest technology cluster in the world after the San Francisco Bay Area and New York City. 

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Content Intelligence

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Graphics (2D & 3D)

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Iliyan Georgiev

Senior Research Scientist

Xuelin Chen

Research Scientist

Valentin Deschaintre

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ActAnywhere: Subject-Aware Video Background Generation

Pan, B., Xu, Z., Huang, C., Singh, K., Zhou, Y., Guibas, L., Yang, J. (Dec. 10, 2024)

Neural Information Processing Systems (NeurIPS)

ControlMat: Controlled Generative Approach to Material Capture

Vecchio, G., Martin, R., Roullier, A., Kaiser, A., ROUFFET, R., Deschaintre, V., Boubekeur, T. (Sep. 1, 2024)

Transaction on Graphics

Procedural Material Generation with Reinforcement Learning

Li, B., Hu, Y., Guerrero, P., Hasan, M., Shi, L., Deschaintre, V., Matusik, W. (Dec. 2, 2024)

SIGGRAPH Asia 2024

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Imagining new paradigms for editing images

Paul Guerrero, a Research Scientist at Adobe Research, thinks about the way a human looks at a scene to create new ways of editing images. We talked to him about shape analysis, the new editing tools that will change how we interact with AI-generated images, and more.

Adobe Research Roundtable: How digital humans are shaping the future of storytelling

Four Adobe Researchers gathered to dig into the latest developments in digital humans, the data-based models that allow researchers to translate things humans do in the real world — such as body movements and facial expressions — into the digital world.

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.
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