David Serrano-Lozano

Hola! I am David Serrano-Lozano (see Fig. 1).

I am a PhD Student at the Computer Vision Center, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona (UAB), Spain. I am advised by Prof. Javier Vazquez-Corral and Dr. Luis Herranz. My research interests lie at the intersection of low-level computer vision, generative models and computational photography. In particular, I focused on developing models that are more controllable and interpretable. You can find all my publications in the Publications section or on my G. Scholar.

I am currently visiting Jean-François Lalonde’s Lab at Laval University, Quebec City, Canada. During my PhD, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with excellent researchers including Micheal S. Brown, Kosta G. Derpanis and Aditya Arora.

Before starting my PhD, I conducted research on uncertainty estimation under the supervision of Dr. David Masip and on anomaly detection supervised with Prof. J. Ramon Morros. During my M.Sc. I also spent two years at Ctrl4Enviro, where I led R&D on efficient computer vision models deployed on NVIDIA edge-computing embedded systems.