UW–Madison Computational Imaging Group launches site, recruiting PhDs for Fall 2027
prof_kamilov · x · 2026-10-22
The Computational Imaging Group at UW–Madison (PI Ulugbek Kamilov) launched its website. CIG combines physical models, statistical inference, optimization and generative AI to reconstruct images from noisy, incomplete measurements, with applications from MRI/CT/PET to microscopy and remote sensing. Recent outputs include 'Stochastic Generative Plug-and-Play Priors' accepted to IEEE TCI, plus new arXiv preprints SNaP (one-step posterior sampling for noisy inverse problems) and FIRM; the group is recruiting PhD students for Fall 2027 via ECE and CS.
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