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Women in Computer Vision

A series of interviews with women scientists

Women in Computer Vision is a series of interviews conducted by our Marketing Manager Ralph Anzarouth and published on RSIP Vision publications: every month on Computer Vision News and every day on the daily magazines that we produce for the main conferences in our profession: CVPR, ECCV, MICCAI, CARS, ICCV and ISBI. When appropriate, the interview is published under the title “Women in Science” instead of “Women in Computer Vision“.

The idea of running this series of interviews came during a discussion with Olga Russakovsky at CVPR2016. Our main goal is to give a voice to a minority group in our community, as a tiny contribution to mitigate the gender imbalance we all know about. More importantly, we propose a very large and diverse choice of role models, who can serve as examples to younger students and professionals at the beginning of their careers.

We publish everything that these ladies tell us, without any judgement on our side. The result is a very genuine image and a precious testimony of what it means to be a woman scientist today, in all the diversity of experience due to different cultures, backgrounds, career paths, choices and imponderable events. Every interviewed woman is different and each one has her own struggles, interests, ambitions and successes.

RSIP Vision as a company is proud to lead this campaign and to offer (together with its publications) this Women in Computer Vision series to the scientific community: it is a lovely journey and its author testifies that he learns a lot doing it, as a man and as a professional. He also adds: “It may look like a long list of names, but behind each name there is a fascinating world in which we were let in.” Be with us and with them in this journey and read what these impressive and talented women have to tell us.

Women in Computer Vision (or Women in Science):

    • Duygu Tosun-Turgut
    • Katherine Kuchenbecker
    • Elena Garcés
    • Chelsea Finn
    • Angela Dai
    • Esther Puyol
    • Fiona Kolbinger
    • Sarina Thomas
    • Ana Lucia Cruz Ruiz
    • Kakani Katija
    • Sara Atito
    • Anna Rohrbach
    • Shuran Song
    • Ewa Nowara (with video)
    • Ana Serrano
    • Claire Vernade
    • Bettina Baessler
    • Marianna Meo
    • Mahdieh Babaiasl
    • Christina Koutsoumpa
    • Xi Yin
    • Yulia Gryaditskaya
    • Cigdem Turan
    • Songfang Han
    • Catarina Barata
    • Celia Cintas
    • Dorsa Sadigh
    • Katja Heuer
    • Caroline Petitjean
    • Ann Kennedy
    • Ghada Zamzmi
    • Mikaela Angelina Uy
    • Maryam Sadeghi
    • Judy Hoffman
    • Julie Shah
    • Ester Gonzalez-Sosa
    • Emma Robinson
    • Stéphanie Allassonnière
    • Myriam Côté
    • Siyu Tang
    • Naureen Mahmood
    • Shiry Ginosar
    • Yenisel Plasencia Calaña
    • Natasha Lepore
    • Clarisa Sanchez
    • Islem Rekik
    • Xin Lu
    • Alyssa Pierson
    • Anelia Angelova
    • Tatiana Tommasi
    • Nicola Rieke
    • Qi Dou
    • Johanna Wald
    • Arsha Nagrani
    • Evonne Ng
    • Rachel Spykerman
    • Séverine Cloix
    • Mehrnoosh Sameki
    • Rawia Mhiri
    • Belén Luque Lopez
    • Niksa Valim
    • Georgia Gkioxari
    • Hyo Jin Kim
    • Ruth Fong
    • Eden Belouadah
    • Mara Graziani
    • Alison Noble
    • Mathilde Bateson
    • Carole Sudre
    • Tsvetelina Ikonomova
    • Doris Antensteiner
    • Adriyana Danudibroto
    • Jelena Frtunikj
    • Vagia Tsiminaki
    • Lena Maier-Hein
    • Gulcin Caner
    • Parvin Mousavi
    • Chip Huyen
    • Serena Yeung
    • Lydia Chilton
    • Clara Fernández
    • Caroline Essert
    • Suheyla Cetin Karayumak
    • Hoda Sharei-Amarghan
    • Margret Keuper
    • Angjoo Kanazawa
    • Laura Sevilla
    • Zuzana Kukelova
    • Iro Armeni
    • Pauline Luc
    • Adriana Kovashka
    • Emanuela Marasco
    • Nasrin Mostafazadeh
    • Marta Kersten-Oertel
    • Maria Sainz de Cea
    • Jessica Sieren
    • Maria Vakalopoulou
    • Mona Jalal
    • Adriana Romero
    • Michela Paganini
    • Noelia Vállez Enano
    • Sarah Ostadabbas
    • Vicky Kalogeiton
    • Sara Shaheen
    • Laura Leal-Taixé
    • Ninon Burgos
    • Christine Tanner
    • Sandrine De Ribaupierre
    • Tamara Berg
    • Nour Karessli
    • Amanda Song
    • Subhashini Venugopalan
    • Ilke Demir
    • Ninon Candalh-Touta
    • Olga Raznitsyna
    • Ece Özkan
    • Anna French
    • Deepti Pachauri
    • Ozge Whiting
    • Tal Arbel
    • Viviana D’Alto
    • Tali Treibitz
    • Julia Schnabel
    • Zoya Bylinskii
    • Aïcha BenTaieb
    • Sook-Lei Liew
    • Lena Filatova
    • Cheng Zhang
    • Amy Bearman
    • Zeynep Akata
    • Simone Meyer
    • Imama Noor
    • Sophia Bano
    • Eleanor da Fonseca
    • Àngels Ratés Borràs
    • Danna Gurari
    • Anna Volokitin
    • Faezeh Tafazzoli
    • Maryam Rahnemoonfar

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    • Menglin Jia
    • Catherine Mohr
    • Ester Bonmati
    • Stamatia (Matina) Giannarou
    • Stefanie Speidel
    • Julia Elliott
    • WiCV Women in Computer Vision workshop at ECCV2018 (by the organizers)
    • Leslie Solorzano
    • WiCV Women in Computer Vision workshop at CVPR2018 (by Ilke Demir)
    • Anna Roethe
    • Michela Antonelli
    • Laura Waller
    • Anne Carpenter
    • Raquel Urtasun Sotil 2018 and 2021
    • Katie Bouman
    • WiCV Women in Computer Vision workshop at CVPR2017 (by Luisa Zintgraf)
    • Veronika Cheplygina
    • Sanja Fidler
    • Kate Saenko
    • Stacey Svetlichnaya
    • Nikita Johnson
    • WiML Women in Machine Learning workshop at NIPS2016 (by Luisa Zintgraf)
    • Polina Golland
    • MICCAI Women Networking Lunch at MICCAI2016 (by Gozde Unal)
    • Clare Tempany
    • Mariana Bustamante
    • Octavia Camps
    • Emma Alexander 2016 and 2022 (with video)

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