Publications

Please see publications listed below in reverse chronological order. At the bottom of the page are theses and dissertations presented in the lab, as well as some supplemental writings and materials for faculty and fellowship applications. 

*Note: Papers have been compressed for file size, and some images may contain artifacts. Please refer to IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library, and other official venues for the highest quality publications, or please contact Dr. Jayasuriya for a higher resolution copy.


Current Preprints

2024


2023


2022


2021

2020

2019

2018

Before 2018

* = shared first authorship

Theme: Light Transport, Computational Cameras, and Physics-based Computer Vision

Theme: Remote Sensing and Tomographic Imaging

Theme: Software-Defined Imaging

Theme: STEAM Education

Patents


Theses and Dissertations

Sreenithy Chandran, Hardware-Software Co-design for Light Transport Acquisition and Adaptive Non-Line-of-Sight Imaging, PhD Thesis, Arizona State University 2024 (Winner of the Joseph and Sandra Palais Outstanding Doctoral Student Award from ECEE)

Madeleine Jennings, Toward an Ethic of Queerness for Engineering Education Research, PhD Thesis (co-advised with Prof. Nadia Kellam), Arizona State University 2023

Odrika Iqbal, Software-Defined Imaging for Embedded Computer Vision: Adaptive Subsampling and Event-based Visual Navigation, PhD Thesis (co-advised with Prof. Andreas Spanias), Arizona State University 2023

Jianwei Zhang, Learning Robust and Repeatable Speech Features for Clinical Applications, PhD Thesis (co-advised by Prof. Visar Berisha), Arizona State University 2023

Albert Reed, Neural Fields for Tomographic Imaging with Applications in X-ray Computed Tomography and Synthetic Aperture Sonar, PhD Thesis, Arizona State University 2023 (Winner of the ASU Fulton School of Engineering Dean's Dissertation Award)

Victor Isaac Torres Muro, Computational Imaging for Energy-Efficient Cameras: Adaptive ROI-based Object Tracking and Optically Defocused Event-based Sensing, Masters Thesis, Arizona State University 2022

Olivia Christie, Towards Energy-efficient Visual Navigation: Sensor Quantization and Event-based Vision Pipelines, Masters Thesis, Arizona State University 2022

Karthik Kulkarni, Machine Learning and Vision Using Edge Devices for Multimodal Chatbots and Bio-meteorological Sensing, Masters Thesis (co-advised by Prof. Ariane Middel), Arizona State University 2021

Cameron Whyte, Characterizing Atmospheric Turbulence and Removing Distortion in Long-range Imaging, Masters Thesis (co-advised by Prof. Malena Espanol), Arizona State University 2021

Joshua Rego, Image Restoration for Non-Traditional Camera Systems, Masters Thesis (co-advised by Prof. Jennifer Blain-Christen), Arizona State University 2020

John Janiczek, Differentiable Programming for Physics-based Hyperspectral Unmixing, Masters Thesis (co-advised by Prof. Gautam Dasarathy), Arizona State University 2020

Sreenithy Chandran, Adaptive Lighting for Data-Driven Non-Line-Of-Sight 3D Localization, Masters Thesis, Arizona State University 2019

Suren Jayasuriya, Plenoptic Imaging and Vision using Angle Sensitive Pixels, PhD Thesis, Cornell University 2017

Miscellaneous (Fellowships, Teaching/Research Statements)

Teaching and Research Statements from my ASU faculty application

My NSF Graduate Research Fellowship (Personal Statement, Prior Research, and Proposal