I am an assistant professor at both Yale-NUS College and Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, National University of Singapore (NUS). My main research is in computer vision and deep learning (machine learning), particularly in the domains of bad weather, physics-based and motion analysis.

Before coming to Singapore, I was an assistant professor in Department of Information and Computing Sciences, Utrecht University, the Netherlands. Prior to that, I was a research associate at Imperial College London, and a research scientist at NICTA/the Australian National University, working with Prof. Richard Hartley. I received my PhD from the University of Tokyo, under the supervision of Prof. Katsushi Ikeuchi.

Email address: tanrobby (att) gmail.com

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Job Openings:

1. Research fellow (postdoc) positions dealing with outdoor bad weather are available:
   Email me by including your cv, academic transcripts, and one of your most representative papers
2. PhD positions in deep learning and computer vision:
   Email me by including your cv and academic transcripts.

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Lab Members:

1. Chulwoo Lee (Research Fellow)
2. Ruoteng Li (PhD student, co-supervision)
3. Liu Lu (PhD student)
4. Aashish Sharma (PhD student)

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