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Liang Wang

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Liang Wang
Liang Wang

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Liang Wang is a researcher in Microsoft’s Applied Sciences Group, where he has been working on the invention and development of novel human-computer interfaces using computer vision technologies since 2010.  His research interests include a variety of topics in computer vision, computer graphics, and image processing, especially on stereo matching, structure from motion, 3D reconstruction, image-based modelling and rendering, segmentation and matting for live video, and projector-camera display systems.

Liang Wang received his bachelor’s in computer science and engineering from Beihang University, Beijing, China in 2004, then his doctorate in computer science from the University of Kentucky in 2012.  More information about Liang and his research can be found on his Google Scholar profile.

In his free time, Liang enjoys travel, fishing, and playing basketball.

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