Greg Shakhnarovich
Professor
Toyota Technological Institute at Chicago
6045 S. Kenwood Ave.
Chicago, IL 60637

e-mail gregory at ttic dot edu
tel +1 (773) 834-2572
fax +1 (773) 834-9881

Brief bio:

I am a Professor at Toyota Technological Institute ad Chicago (TTIC), a philanthropically endowed academic computer science institute located on the University of Chicago campus.
I also hold a part-time faculty appointment at the University of Chicago Department of Computer Science.
I lead the Perception And Learning Systems (PALS) group.
Prior to coming to TTIC, I was a post-doctoral researcher at the Department of Computer Science of Brown University, working with Michael Black. I received my PhD degree at MIT where I worked at CSAIL with Trevor Darrell. I obtained my MSc degree at the Computer Science Department of the Technion, Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel, and my undergraduate degree in Math and CS from Hebrew University in Jerusalem, Israel.

My CV: PDF



Research interests:

Publications

While I work on a better presentation of my current and recent projects, you can find the up to date list of my publications here (sorted by year).

Current student collaborators

Former students

Theses

PhD thesis, MIT, 2006: Learning Task-Specific Similarity. Advisor: Trevor Darrell.

MsC thesis, Technion, 2001: Statistical Data Cloning for Machine Learning. Advisors: Ran El-Yaniv and Yoram Baram.

Teaching

I regularly teach two courses at TTIC/University of Chicago:
TTIC 31020, Introduction to Machine Learning (next offering by me: Autumn 2022)
TTIC 31040, Introduction to Computer Vision (next offering: Winter 2022)