Incoming Assistant Professor Sharon Li Named One of Forbes 30 under 30
Sharon Li has been named to Forbes 30 under 30-Science for her work in deep learning, specifically applied to image recognition problems. (Visit Sharon’s complete Forbes profile.) She is excited about the prospect of joining the UW–Madison Computer Sciences department in the fall of 2020, after completing her postdoc at Stanford University.
Forbes honorees are chosen among thousands of nominees in a three-layer process that relies on the knowledge and authority of their wide-reaching community, skilled reporters, and expert judges. The honorees are considered bold risk-takers putting a new twist on the old tools of the trade.
Sharon Li has been named to Forbes 30 under 30-Science for her work in deep learning, specifically applied to image recognition problems. (Visit Sharon’s complete Forbes profile.) She is excited about the prospect of joining the UW–Madison Computer Sciences department in the fall of 2020, after completing her postdoc at Stanford University.
Forbes honorees are chosen among thousands of nominees in a three-layer process that relies on the knowledge and authority of their wide-reaching community, skilled reporters, and expert judges. The honorees are considered bold risk-takers putting a new twist on the old tools of the trade.