Matt Niessner's lab retreat: CVPR paper reviews and newly discovered dancing
angelaqdai · x · 2026-10-24
Matt Niessner shared highlights from his lab's retreat at Lake Ammersee: reviewing CVPR paper drafts, brainstorming next cutting-edge research ideas, and — the obvious highlight — discovering a shared passion for dancing during the social program.
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