IEEE-EURASIP Summer School on Signal Processing — Capri 23-27 September
2024

https://www.grip.unina.it/s3p2024/home
Email: s3p2024capri@gmail.com

S3P-2024 is 10th in a series of successful PhD schools organized by the
Italian signal processing community. It covers a wide range of research
fields, from signal and image processing to machine learning, computer
vision and computer graphics. This year’s talks are about the common
theme of “Understanding and modeling the world around us”.

Speakers and talks
– Angela Dai, TU Munich (D): Learning to Understand the 3D World
– Alyosha Efros, UC Berkeley (USA): Algorithms vs Data: what's more
important?
– Irfan Essa, GeorgiaTech & Google (USA): Generative Video: New Models,
Applications and Challenges
– Marco Gori, U. Siena (I): Collectionless machine learning
– Tal Hassner, Meta (USA): Real Faces, Fake Faces: From AI to Responsible AI
– Koki Nagano, NVIDIA Research (USA): AI-Mediated Reality: From
Synthesis to Verification
– Matthias Nießner, TU Munich (D): Photo-realistic AI Avatars
– Stefano Soatto, UC Los Angeles (USA): From Inductive Learning of
Signals to Reasoning about the World
– Tuomas Virtanen, U. Tampere (Finland): Computational analysis of
everyday acoustic scenes

DEADLINES
Application deadline: April 20, 2024
Notification of acceptance: May 5, 2024
Registration deadline for accepted participants: May 30, 2024
Accommodation at partner hotels: From May 10 to May 30, 2024

APPLICATION
You will find the detailed school fees at
https://www.grip.unina.it/s3p2024/registration
The fee will include materials, coffee breaks, lunches, a social event
(guided tour of the island), a welcome dinner and a social dinner.
Depending on the sponsorships, other extras will be covered.

ACCOMODATIONS
Accommodations at partner hotels are available at discount rate of
350/450€ for a shared room (double or triple).

VENUE
Capri is widely known for its breathtaking natural beauties, its
historical and cultural heritage, its lively environment, with elegant
hotels and luxury shops mixed with typical narrow streets and colorful
houses in Mediterranean style. For all these reasons, Capri attracts
many visitors from all over the world in all seasons of the year.

Capri can be reached in about 45 minutes from Naples, the largest city
in southern Italy, by speedboat. A few kilometers south of Naples lie
the Pompei ruins, and further south the Sorrento and Amalfi coast.

Organizers: Giovanni Poggi, Luisa Verdoliva, Francesco Marra, Università
Federico II di Napoli