- PC Magazine: Future Watch: Understanding the Brain, August 2008
- TERRA ACTUALIDAD - INTERNACIONAL -- Tecnalia desarrolla en Massachussets la tesis doctoral de una investigadora vasca sobre biologia informatica y neurologia
- MIT NEWS -- by David Chandler Learning about brains from computers, and vice versa: - Tomaso Poggio.
- BBC -- This is part of the excellent BBC series entitled "visions of the future". This short clip here shows work performed at CBCL (MIT) about a computational neuroscience model of the ventral stream of the visual cortex. The story here focuses on recent work by Serre, Oliva and Poggio on comparing the performance of the model to human observers during a rapid object categorization task. Visions of the Future - Tomaso Poggio, Thomas Serre and Aude Oliva.
- SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN -- by Larry Greenemier (February 20, 2008): Visionary Research: Teaching Computers to See Like a Human
- IEEE Journal: COMPUTING IN SCIENCE & ENGINEERING-- by Pam Frost Gorder (March/April 2008): Computer Vision, Inspired by the Human Brain
- RAI3.IT - podcast (December 31, 2007): Interview at RAI3 with Tomaso Poggio - Tomaso Poggio.
- (Pasadena, September 26, 2007): Saliency-based attentional selection with HMAX for object classification: Machine vision demo #2 R. Peters, L. Itti, S. Chikkerur, T. Poggio, J. Harel and C. Koch.
- (Genova, June 14-16, 2007): A Journey through Computation - A. Verri, G. Geiger, F. Girosi, and C. Koch.
- RAI3.IT - podcast (June 13, 2007):
An Interview by Franco Carlini with Tomaso Poggio at RAI3 - Tomaso Poggio.
- RAI International (Salimbeni, May 4, 2007):
Tomaso Poggio and His Thinking Machines - Tomaso Poggio.
- NEWS IN REVIEW - A Look at Today's Ideas and Trends by Linda Roach, edited by Brian A. Francis (Amer. Acad. of Ophthal. web site; June 2007): When Computer Vision Imitates Life - Thomas Serre and Tomaso Poggio.
- FORBES by Robert M. Metcalfe (May 7, 2007):
It's All In Your Head; The latest supercomputer is way faster than the human brain. But guess which is smarter?? - Raymond Kurzweil, Tomaso Poggio and Chris Diorio.
- BRAIN+COGNITIVE SCIENCES NEWS (Spring 2007): BCS Researchers Find Synergies between Basic Science and Real-World Problem Solving - Pawan Sinha and Tomaso Poggio.
- IL SOLE 24 ORE - Inchieste: Intelligenza Artificale/Progressi (April 19, 2007) by Tomaso Poggio: Piu Vicini al Mistero della Visione - Tomaso Poggio.
- MCGOVERN INSTITUTE NEWS by Cathryn M. Delude
(April 4, 2007): Computer Model Mimics Blink of A Human Eye - Tomaso Poggio, Aude Oliva and Thomas Serre.
- THE ECONOMIST - computer vision: a computer can now recognise classes of things as accurately as a person can (April 3, 2007): Easy on the Eyes - Tomaso Poggio and Thomas Serre.
- NEWSCIENTIST - NewScientistTech (April 3, 2007): Visual-cortex Simulator Sees Animals as Humans Do - Tomaso Poggio and Thomas Serre.
- MCGOVERN INSTITUTE NEWS by Cathryn M. Delude (April, 2007): McGoven Media Coverage of the Poggiolab's 2007 IEEE paper on Street Scene Recognition - Thomas Serre, Stanley Bileschi and Tomaso Poggio.
- PHYSORG.COM - Science: Physics: Tech: Nano: Nes (April 2, 2007): First Impressions: Computer Model Behaves Like Humans on Visual Categorization Task - Tomaso Poggio and Thomas Serre.
- NEUROFUTURE BLOGSPOT - brain science and the culture of future (March 29, 2007): Computational Vision - Tomaso Poggio and Thomas Serre.
- NEWSCITECH - new science and Technology, source for science and technology breakthroughs (February 26, 2007): Computer Model Mimics Neural Processes in Object Recognition - Tomaso Poggio and Thomas Serre.>
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK by Cathryn M. Delude (February 27, 2007): Computer Model Mimics Neural Processes in Object Recognition
- applications include surveillance, visual search engines, biomedical imaging analysis and robots with realistic vision - Tomaso Poggio, Thomas Serre, Stanley Bileschi, Maximilian Riesenhuber and Lior Wolf.
- TECHNOLOGY REVIEW by Duncan Graham-Rowe (February 21, 2007):
Biologically Inspired Vision Systems -
a computer model of the brain has learned to detect and classify objects
- Thomas Serre, Stanley Bileschi and Tomaso Poggio.
- SLASHDOT - news for Nerds, Stuff that Matters (February 11, 2007): Recognizing Scenes Like the Brain Does - Tomaso Poggio.
- MCGOVERN INSTITUTE NEWS by Cathryn M. Delude (January, 2007):
Mimicking How the Brain Recognizes Street Scenes
- Tomaso Poggio.
- LA STAMPA WEB
(September 29, 2006):
Capire Come Funziona il Cervello e la Sfida Piu Grande del XXI Secolo
- Tomaso Poggio.
- TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
by Fred Hapgood (July 11, 2006):
Reverse-Engineering the Brain -
at MIT, neuroscience and artificial intelligence are beginning to intersect
- Earl Miller, Jim DiCarlo and Tomaso Poggio.
- MCGOVERN INSTITUTE NEWS
by Cathryn M. Delude (February 21, 2006):
New Approach Bridges the Gap between Neuronal Activity and Human Brain Imaging
- Tomaso Poggio and James DiCarlo.
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK
by Cathryn M. Delude (November 3, 2005):
Neuroscientists Break Code on Sight
- Tomaso Poggio and James DiCarlo.
- NEWSCIENTIST.COM by Anna
Gosline (June 22, 2005):
Why Your Brain has a 'Jennifer Aniston Cell'
- Itzhak Fried, Rodrigo Quiroga, Christof Koch and Gabriel Kreiman.
- YAHOO!NEWS by Malcolm
Ritter (June 22, 2005):
Brain Cells 'Recognize' Famous People
- Itzhak Fried, Rodrigo Quiroga, Christof Koch and Gabriel Kreiman.
- CALTECH MEDIA by Dan
Page (June 22, 2005):
Single-Cell Recognition: A Halle Berry Brain Cell - Itzhak Fried, Rodrigo Quiroga, Christof Koch and Gabriel Kreiman.
- DISCOVER by John
Hogan (June 2005):
Can a Single
Brain Cell Think? - Itzhak Fried, Rodrigo Quiroga, Christof Koch and Gabriel Kreiman.
- IL SOLE 24 ORE by Rosanna Mameli (December 31, 2004): La Formula dell' Apprendimento - Tomaso Poggio.
- SALK INSTITUTE FOR BIOLOGICAL STUDIES, La Jolla, CA (September 27, 2004):
Remembering Francis Crick.
- INCONTRI DELLA LOGGIA, Levanto, Italy (July 16, 2004): “Geni e Memi” - Incontro Dibattito: Scienza e Futuro della Nostra Società – Tomaso Poggio.
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK, Source: Picower Center for Learning and Memory (April 2004): "Experimental Evidence for an Old Theory" - See: Brain Circuitry Findings Could Shape Computer Design - Guosong Liu (and T. Poggio).
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK by Elizabeth Thomson (April 1, 2004):
MIT Team Reports New Insights in Visual Recognition - Pawan Sinha, David Cox and Ethan Meyers.
- NEWS AND VIEWS by Carlo Tomasi (March 25, 2004): Past Performance and Future Results - Tomaso Poggio.
- YAHOO! FINANCE, Source: The McGovern Institute for Brain Research (March 25, 2004): McGovern Institute's Tomaso Poggio Offers New Paradigm for Understanding Learning - Tomaso Poggio, Ryan Rifkin, Sayan Mukherjee, and Partha Niyogi.
- IL SECOLO XIX by Gilda Ferrari (February 14, 2004): Lo Scienziato Del MIT - Poggio: L'IIT, Un Sogno Americano - Tomaso Poggio.
- LA WEEKLY by Margaret Wertheim (November 21-27, 2003):
The Zombie Within - Christof Koch and the Science of Consciousness - Christof Koch and Gabriel Kreiman.
- CORRIERE DELLA SERA by Marco Gasperetti and Edoardo Segantini (October 2003): Yes, This is a Great Idea, but With Some Conditions - Tomaso Poggio.
- THE ECONOMIST - (October 9, 2003): Modelling complexity: Agents of Creation - Artificial "agents" can model complex systems - Sanmay Das.
- TECHNOLOGY REVIEW by John Verity (October 2003):
Computing - the interplay of biology and information technology is transforming how and why computing is done - Maximilian Riesenhuber (TR-100-03).
- BOSTON GLOBE by Gareth
Cook (August 3, 2003): Defending
DARPA - the Government's strangest
research might be its best - Tomaso
Poggio and Christof Koch.
- TRENTINO by Sandra
Mattei (August 24, 2002): Il
Cervello in Macchina: L'Uomo Riuscira a Riprodurre i
Meccanismi dell'Intelligenza - Tomaso
Poggio.
- REPORTS FROM SIGGRAPH-2002
by Wendy Ju (July 23, 2002):
Character
Animation - Tony Ezzat.
- ASSOCIATED PRESS by
Theo Emery (June 30, 2002):
Video Research
at MIT Puts Words into Mouths, with Startling Results
- Tomaso Poggio and Tony Ezzat.
- L'ADIGE [Trento, Italia]
by Pierangelo Giovanetti (June 22, 2002):
Cultura: Svolta all'Irst
- Tomaso Poggio.
- THE DISCOVERY CHANNEL
[Toronto, Canada] by Jennifer Scott (June 17,
2002): Video:* Science,
Lies & Videotape - Tony Ezzat and Tomaso
Poggio.
- DER SPIEGEL [Germany]
by Marco Evers (May 28, 2002):
Videomanipulation:
Wie Bilder Luegen Lernen - Tony Ezzat
and Tomaso Poggio.
- NBC TODAY SHOW with
Katie Couric (May 20, 2002): Video:*
(100
Kbps) (300
Kbps) - Tony Ezzat and Tomaso Poggio.
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK
by Deborah Halber (May 20, 2002):
Realistic
Animation of Human Face Makes Simulated Talking Look
Real - Tomaso Poggio, Tony Ezzat and
Gadi Geiger.
- NPR - "All Things Considered"
by Robert Siegel (May 16, 2002):
Audio: MIT
Video Lipsync - Tomaso Poggio and Tony
Ezzat.
- TORONTO GLOBE & MAIL
by Graeme Smith (May 16, 2002):
Computers Fake
Moving Mouths - Tony Ezzat and Tomaso
Poggio.
- BOSTON GLOBE by Gareth
Cook (May 15, 2002): At
MIT, They Can Put Words in Our Mouths - Tony
Ezzat and Tomaso Poggio.
- BOSTON GLOBE MAGAZINE
by Gareth Cook (May 12, 2002):
Celebrity
Market - Tomaso Poggio.
- NEW YORK TIMES (February
10, 2002): To
Learn What People Want, Trade 'Idea Stocks'
- Ely Dahan, Tomaso Poggio and Andrew Lo.
- LNCS 1811 (February
4, 2002): Biologically
Motivated Computer Vision - Seong-Whan Lee, Heinrich
H. Buelthoff and Tomaso Poggio (Eds.)
- NASA: GSFC INFORMATION SCIENCES
AND TECHNOLOGY (May 23, 2001):
Learning in Brains and
Machines - Tomaso Poggio.
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: TECH TALK (February
28, 2001): Three
Appointed to McGovern Institute - Ann
Graybiel, Emilio Bizzi and Nancy Kanwisher.
- MIT NEWS OFFICE: NEWS RELEASE
by Deborah Halber (January 11, 2001):
MIT
Researchers Find Individual Brain Cells 'tuned' to Entire
Categories of Information: Monkeys Learn to See Differences
between Cats and Dogs - David J.
Freedman, Maximilian Riesenhuber, Tomaso Poggio and
Earl K. Miller.
- MSNBC NEWS by Lisa
Onaga (January 2001): Rewiring
the Brain: Cat or Dog? During Quizzes, Monkeys Show
How Fast They Learn the Difference - David
J. Freedman, Maximilian Riesenhuber, Tomaso Poggio and
Earl K. Miller.
- GENOVA IMPRESA [Genoa,
Italy] - (November-December, No. 6, 71, 2000):
Genova-Boston
via Tubinga sulle Ali della Scienze - Tomaso
Poggio.
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