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NICO DESHLER



ABOUT ME

Hello! Thanks for visiting my webpage! I am a PhD student in the College of Optical Sciences (OSC) at the University of Arizona. I completed my undergraduate degrees in physics and computer science at the University of California, Berkeley. I am most excited by projects in computational imaging and computer graphics that aim to produce new functionalities, modalities, and theories! More generally, I love learning about topics that are highly visual, geometric, and mathematical.



I am currently conducting research in the Intelligent Imaging and Sensing Lab led by Professor Amit Ashok. My work integrates compressive sensing and quantum parameter estimation to achieve generalized super-resolution imaging of incoherent scenes. Within my graduate college, I am co-president of the OSC Journal Club (check out the archive of past presentations!) - an organization that seeks to reinforce peer-to-peer pedagogy while informing students about the most exciting developments in optics. I am also an NSF GRFP fellow funded by grant No. DGE-2137419. Outside of academics you will probably find me reading fantasy, making music, rock climbing, playing soccer, or exploring mountain roads on my motorcycle.

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RESEARCH

My past research experiences span a range fields including quantum optics, computational imaging, compressive sensing, magnetic levitation, and fluid dynamics. The project descriptions provide a general overview of the motivations and central results of each study. If you find your interest piqued, click on the image headings to access a publication on the project!

COURSEWORK

A TA of mine once proclaimed that the greatest hack mathematicians ever discovered was practice. This fact has not been overlooked in my coursework which consists predominantly of problem sets; an unreasonably effective approach to learning technical material. Unfortunately, problem sets do not ordinarily make for good featurable material. Instead I have decided to showcase final projects associated with some of my courses. These final projects offer amalgam of material learned throughout the course.

PATENTS

PERSONAL PROJECTS

Here are some of my personal projects. Most are fun little programs and algortihms I have implemented in my free time. In addition to computational imaging and graphics, I have always been fascinated by fluid dynamics, flight, and aircraft design. Some of the projects shown below are manifestation of these additional interests.

CONTACT

Tucson, US
Primary Email: ndeshler@arizona.edu
Secondary Email: nico.deshler@berkeley.edu
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