Adrien Deliège is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Liège, working on M. G. Dondero's P.D.R. F.N.R.S. project “Towards a Genealogy of Visual Forms”. His current research focuses on the analysis of the poses of character and edge directions depicted in paintings, their evolution over time, the movements they induce, and their reuse in modern artistic photography. He initially studied mathematics (bachelor and master 2008–2013, then PhD 2013–2017), then he specialized in artificial intelligence at the Montefiore Institute (ULiège), particularly in deep learning for computer vision, during his postdoctoral position on Prof. M. Van Droogenbroeck's DeepSport project funded by the Walloon Region (2017–2022). He also won the “Ma thèse en 180 secondes” science vulgarization competition in 2015 and five “Best paper awards” at the CVPR conference's CVSports workshop for his work on automating the analysis of soccer videos.
Adrien Deliège is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Liège, working on M. G. Dondero's P.D.R. F.N.R.S. project “Towards a Genealogy of Visual Forms”. His current research focuses on the analysis of the poses of character and edge directions depicted in paintings, their evolution over time, the movements they induce, and their reuse in modern artistic photography. He initially studied mathematics (bachelor and master 2008–2013, then PhD 2013–2017), then he specialized in artificial intelligence at the Montefiore Institute (ULiège), particularly in deep learning for computer vision, during his postdoctoral position on Prof. M. Van Droogenbroeck's DeepSport project funded by the Walloon Region (2017–2022). He also won the “Ma thèse en 180 secondes” science vulgarization competition in 2015 and five “Best paper awards” at the CVPR conference's CVSports workshop for his work on automating the analysis of soccer videos.