Long Bio
Lorenzo Seidenari is an Associate Professor of Computer Engineering at the Department of Information Engineering of the University of Florence. He obtained his PhD degree working at the Media Integration and Communication Center of University of Florence under the supervision of Prof. Alberto Del Bimbo in 2012. He was a visiting scholar at Silvio Savarese Laboratory at University of Michigan (now at Stanford) from February 2013 till August 2013. He was a PostDoc at at Media Integration and Communication Center of University of Florence until January 2018. He was an Assistant Professor of Computer Engineering at University of Florence from 2018 to 2023.
His research interests are focused on Deep Learning, Computer Vision and Generative Models.
He is a member of the UNIMORE ELLIS Unit. ELLIS is a European Network of excellence for Artificial Intelligence with the goal of attracting talented researchers in AI and fostering exchanges between units.
He is also co-founder and Scientific Advisor of Small Pixels, a startup working on video processing and compression.
He authored more than 80 scientific articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals and conferences. His h-index on Google Scholar is 27. He frequently serves as Area Chair of British Machine Vision Conference (BMVC) and ACM Multimedia (MM) international conferences, he is an Associate Editor of Pattern Recognition and Multimedia Tools and Applications.