Damian Eads, PhD

In August 2011, I completed my PhD in Computer Science. The focus of my dissertation was new boosting approaches to detect objects in digital images. My advisor was Professor David Helmbold. More generally, my research centers on machine learning, computer vision, and time series. A great deal of my research was conducted both at Los Alamos National Laboratory as a Staff Research Assistant and as a Visiting Student in the Machine Intelligence Laboratory at Cambridge University.

Presently, I am a Visiting Scholar at UC Berkeley's Center for Time Domain Informatics, which is a joint center between the Departments of Astronomy, Statistics, and EECS. My supervisor is Professor Joshua Bloom. I also collaborate with Dr. Edward Rosten at Cambridge University and Dr. James Theiler at Los Alamos National Laboratory.