2022 Graduates in the Electrical and Computer Engineering Ph.D.
Left to right: Bruno Artacho, Seyed-Hamed Fatemi Langroudi, Celal Savur
During the RIT Doctoral Hooding Ceremony on May 6, 2022, three students from the Ph.D. in Electrical and Computer Engineering program received their doctoral degrees. The new Ph.D. graduates in Electrical and Computer Engineering are:
- Bruno M. Artacho, Ph.D.
- Dissertation: Multi-Scale Architectures for Human Pose Estimation
- Advisor: Andreas Savakis, Ph.D.
- Seyed Hamed Fatemi Langroudi Ph.D.
- Dissertation: Tapered-Precision Numerical Formats for Deep Learning Inference and Training
- Advisor: Dhireesha Kudithipudi, Ph.D.
- Celal Savur Ph.D.
- Dissertation: Human Comfort Index Estimation in Industrial Human-Robot Collaboration Task
- Advisor: Ferat Sahin, Ph.D.
Congratulations Drs. Artacho, Fatemi Lagroudi, and Savur! We look forward to hearing about all the new advances that your research will bring to our world.
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