La Cerimonia di Proclamazione dei Dottori di Ricerca si terrà lunedì 21 ottobre 2024 alle ore 10.30 in Aula Magna. La Cerimonia sarà occasione anche per celebrare i dieci anni della nostra Scuola di Dottorato.
La nostra Rettrice, Giovanna Iannantuoni, proclamerà i 220 Dottori di ricerca di Bicocca, dando pubblico riconoscimento al lavoro svolto e al titolo conseguito.
Ospite della Cerimonia sarà il Dott. Marco Visentini-Scarzanella – Data science and analytics presso Amazon Japan, che terrà la lectio magistralis: “PhD 3.0: From Research Labs to Industry Leadership”
10:30 - Saluti istituzionali
PROF.SSA GIOVANNA IANNANTUONI
Rettrice - Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
PROF.SSA MARIA LUCE FREZZOTTI
Presidente Scuola di Dottorato - Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca
11:00 – Lectio magistralis
DOTT. MARCO VISENTINI-SCARZANELLA
Data science and analytics - Amazon Japan
11:45 - Proclamazione e Consegna Diplomi Dottori di Ricerca
12:45 - Chiusura e lancio dei tocchi
"I am currently the head of data science and analytics at Amazon Japan, developing novel technologies and services to maximize growth for Amazon vendors and impact for our customers. Previously, I was a research scientist in the Accessibility and Aging group in IBM Japan, where I investigated intelligent systems to improve living and working conditions for senior citizens and people with disabilities. I have been awarded the 2014 Toshiba fellowship as well as the JSPS international fellowship, which allowed me to work at the Toshiba R&D Center in Kawasaki on machine learning methods for bronchoscopy navigation and at Kagoshima University with Prof Hiroshi Kawasaki on active projection techniques for 3D reconstruction and BRDF estimation. Before coming to Japan, I was a research associate in computer vision and signal processing at Imperial College London under Prof Pier Luigi Dragotti as part of the REWIND project consortium, an EU-funded FET Open project on image and video forensics. My Ph.D. work at the Hamlyn Center for Robotic Surgery, Imperial College London under Prof Guang-Zhong Yang focused on computer vision techniques in minimally invasive surgery. My final thesis, titled “3D Reconstruction from Stereo and Photometric Cues in Minimally Invasive Surgery” can be found here."
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