Tanzeem Choudhury

Assistant Professor

Computer Science, Dartmouth College


I work on developing machine learning techniques for systems that can reason about human activities, interactions, and social networks in everyday environments. I joined the computer science department of Dartmouth in 2008. Prior to that I was a member of the research staff at Intel Research Seattle.

I received my Ph.D. degree from the Media Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). I created the sociometer and my thesis was the first to show the feasibility of automatically capturing and modeling social networks based on face-to-face conversations that occur in the physical world. I also hold a B.S. in electrical engineering from the University of Rochester, and M.S. from the MIT Media Laboratory.


Recent news

PAClogo People-Aware Computing group's webpage is up!

 TEDlogo   Selected as one of the  TEDIndia 2009 Fellows

Senatelogo   My group was invited to present at the US Senate as part of an NSF hosted event on Cyber Physical Systems.  Link to our poster and video
 
NAE   New video and Technology Review article on Soundsense - joint work with Sensorlab

NSFlogo Recipient of National Science Foundation Faculty Early Career Development Award (NSF CAREER)

TR35logo Named one of MIT Technology Review's TR 35 for 2008: Top 35 innovators under the age of 35

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