Hayato Ikoma

I am a Ph.D. Student at Department of Electrical Engineering, Stanford University and a member of Stanford Computational Imaging Group. For my Ph.D. Research, I am focusing on the development of computational imaging techniques for fluorescence optical microscopy and broadly interested in signal processing, machine learning and optimization. Particularly, I am currently working on the application of convolutional neural network for optical microscopy. I also serve as a teaching assistant for EE267: Virtual Reality.Before coming to Stanford University, I worked on new computational imaging techniques for fluorescence optical microscopy and a space telescope at MIT Media Lab and Centre de Mathématiques et Leurs Applications at École Normal Supérieure de Cachan (CMLA, ENS Cachan) in France. I also worked at the Google's Daydream team as a software engineering intern to develop an efficient image processing algorithm for head-mount displays, and worked on monocular depth estimation in Google's Pixel team.I am planning to graduate next March and actively looking for a full-time position. My technical skills are focusing on computational imaging and imaging-related technologies (microscope, telescope, camera, displays.).