News

Press coverage, awards, funding, and news from the lab and beyond.

  1. NVIDIA logo
    News

    We're looking for a Summer 2027 Research Intern at NVIDIA Research

    Human Performance and Experience (HPX) team at NVIDIA Research is looking for research interns who are passionate about one or more of the following topics: Human-inspired artificial intelligence, gamining AI, and AI content authenticity. We expect candidates with backgrounds in computer vision, human vision science, robotic vision, and related fields. Please reach out to me with your CV.

  2. NVIDIA AI’s Spatial-IQ animation comparing human and multimodal model reasoning about visible and hidden blocks in a 3D structure.
    Press

    Spatial-IQ featured by NVIDIA AI Channel

    NVIDIA AI Channel highlighted Spatial-IQ on X, LinkedIn, and Facebook, introducing its nine sub-tasks for evaluating perception and reasoning in 3D object counting. The posts also featured our training results: Qwen2.5-VL-32B improved from 2.9% to 62.6% object-counting accuracy.

  3. Immersive virtual reality walking simulation for mobility research.
    Funding

    Massachusetts Lions funding for VR assessment of cerebral visual impairment

    Awarded Massachusetts Lions Eye Research Fund support as Co-PI with Lotfi Merabet for Immersive Virtual Reality Collision Avoidance Test for Cerebral Visual Impairment. The project develops and tests a VR-based assessment of walking and collision avoidance.

  4. NVIDIA logo
    News

    Joined NVIDIA Research

    I joined Human Performance and Experience (HPX) to study human perception and its interaction with computational systems.

  5. Original announcement image: Improving visual perception in virtual reality
    Press

    Improving visual perception in virtual reality

    Mass General’s Advances in Motion features the study of visual rivalry in peripheral head-mounted displays.

  6. Award

    VSS 2024 NEI travel grant for Jonathan Doyon

    Jonathan Doyon received an NEI Early Career Scientist Travel Grant for the 2024 VSS Meeting.

  7. Augmented information seen through wearable AR glasses.
    Press

    AR displays and the challenge of field of view

    Chosun Biz covers AR viewing angles and research on visual rivalry in wearable displays.

  8. Mass General Brigham logo
    Press

    Making the Invisible Visible

    Mass General Brigham’s FOCUS features research on scotoma carving and the experience of visual blind spots.

  9. Prism-based visual field expansion for monocular vision.
    Funding

    NIH R01 for monocular visual field expansion

    Awarded NIH/NEI R01 EY031777 as Principal Investigator for Monocular Visual Confusion for Field Expansion. The project develops and evaluates optical devices to expand the visual field, with funding beginning in September 2020.

  10. Jae-Hyun Jung at the 2019 American Academy of Optometry Fellowship ceremony.
    Award

    Fellow of the American Academy of Optometry

    Jae-Hyun Jung achieved Fellowship at the Academy’s annual meeting in Orlando.

  11. Prism device illustrated against a visual field measurement grid.
    Funding

    NIH R01 renewal for multi-periscopic prism design

    Continued as Co-Investigator on the renewal of NIH/NEI R01 EY023385 (PI: Eli Peli). The project develops multi-periscopic prisms for visual field expansion and evaluates their benefits for mobility.

  12. TVST cover featuring pedestrian collision detection with peripheral field loss.
    Press

    Pedestrian collision detection featured on the TVST cover

    The study evaluates collision detection with peripheral field loss and the impact of peripheral prisms.

  13. Original announcement image: Fight for Sight Grant-in-aid Award
    Funding

    Fight for Sight Grant-in-aid Award

    Awarded Fight for Sight grant GA18003 as Principal Investigator to develop multiplexing-prism glasses for acquired monocular vision and evaluate collision and hazard detection.

  14. Jae-Hyun Jung portrait accompanying the 2017 Alice J. Adler Fellowship announcement.
    Funding

    Alice J. Adler Fellowship

    Awarded the Alice J. Adler Fellowship as Principal Investigator to evaluate multiplexing-prism configurations for hazard detection in homonymous hemianopia.

  15. Original announcement image: High-power prisms for visual field expansion
    Press

    High-power prisms for visual field expansion

    Media coverage highlights new prismatic designs for patients with hemianopia.

  16. Active confocal imaging selects objects by depth to reduce background clutter.
    Funding

    DoD funding for active confocal imaging

    Awarded Department of Defense grant W81XWH-16-1-0033 as Co-PI with Eli Peli for Active Confocal Imaging for Visual Prostheses. The project uses light-field imaging and video processing to reduce background clutter and improve object detection and recognition.

  17. Schepens Eye Research Institute, host of the Best Paper of the Year Award.
    Award

    Best Paper of the Year at Schepens

    Active Confocal Imaging for Visual Prostheses received the fellows’ Best Paper of the Year Award.

  18. Original announcement image: Promobilia Foundation Fellowship
    Funding

    Promobilia Foundation Fellowship

    Awarded Promobilia Foundation grant 14222 as Principal Investigator to develop active confocal imaging that isolates objects of interest and removes background clutter for visual prostheses.

  19. Visual field expansion and prism distortions under different viewing conditions.
    Press

    Distortions with high-power Fresnel prisms

    SPIE Newsroom features work on prism orientation, field expansion, and spurious reflections.

  20. Prism device illustrated against a visual field measurement grid.
    Funding

    NIH R01 for multiplexing prism design

    Joined as Co-Investigator on NIH/NEI R01 EY023385 (PI: Eli Peli), Visual Field Expansion Through Innovative Multiplexing Prism Design. The project develops prism devices to expand the visual field for people with peripheral vision loss.

  21. Original announcement image: National Research Foundation of Korea Fellowship
    Funding

    National Research Foundation of Korea Fellowship

    Awarded a National Research Foundation of Korea Basic Research Fellowship as Principal Investigator to study accommodation responses to super multi-view displays and develop optical vision rehabilitation devices.

  22. Original announcement image: Glasses-free 3D movies — CNN
    Press

    Glasses-free 3D movies — CNN

    CNN covers frontal projection technology for glasses-free 3D viewing.

  23. Original announcement image: Glasses-free 3D movies — Forbes
    Press

    Glasses-free 3D movies — Forbes

    Forbes covers new display technology for glasses-free 3D movies.

  24. Original announcement image: Glasses-free 3D cinemas — BBC
    Press

    Glasses-free 3D cinemas — BBC

    BBC News reports on glasses-free 3D cinema technology developed in South Korea.

  25. Original announcement image: Best Paper Award at the OSK Summer Annual Meeting
    Award

    Best Paper Award at the OSK Summer Annual Meeting

    The award recognizes a multi-view pickup solution to the pseudoscopic problem in integral imaging.

  26. Original announcement image: Multi-view depth perception on the Optics Express cover
    Press

    Multi-view depth perception on the Optics Express cover

    Featured work examines fundamental depth resolution and the cardboard effect in multi-view displays.

  27. Original announcement image: Merck Young Scientist Award
    Award

    Merck Young Scientist Award

    The award recognizes work on a 360-degree viewable cylindrical integral imaging system at IMID 2009.

  28. Applied Optics cover featuring moiré patterns in integral imaging.
    Press

    Moiré-reduced integral imaging on the Applied Optics cover

    Featured research studies color moiré patterns and lens-array tilt in integral imaging.

  29. Applied Optics cover featuring a thin integral imaging display.
    Press

    Thin integral imaging on the Applied Optics cover

    Featured work demonstrates a thin 3D/2D convertible display with an OLED panel.