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108 \textbf{\Huge \scshape Katherine Louise Bouman} \\ \vspace{1pt}
109 \small Born 1989 $|$ Grew up in West Lafayette, Indiana
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115 {Massachusetts Institute of Technology}{2013, 2017}
116 {Master's degree; doctoral degree, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science}{}
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118 \resumeItem{Member of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), which worked with MIT's Haystack Observatory and the Event Horizon Telescope.}
119 \resumeItem{Master's thesis: \emph{Estimating Material Properties of Fabric through the Observation of Motion}.}
120 \resumeItem{Dissertation: \emph{Extreme imaging via physical model inversion: seeing around corners and imaging black holes}, supervised by William T. Freeman.}
Katherine Louise Bouman
Born 1989 Grew up in West Lafayette, Indiana
Education
Massachusetts Institute of Technology 2013, 2017
Master’s degree; doctoral degree, Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
Member of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory (CSAIL), which worked with MIT’s
Haystack Observatory and the Event Horizon Telescope.
Master’s thesis: Estimating Material Properties of Fabric through the Observation of Motion.
Dissertation: Extreme imaging via physical model inversion: seeing around corners and imaging black holes,
supervised by William T. Freeman.
University of Michigan 2011
Electrical engineering
West Lafayette Junior-Senior High School 2007
Imaging research at Purdue University as a high school student
Experience
California Institute of Technology 2019 – Present
Assistant professor; associate professor from 2024
Computing and mathematical sciences, electrical engineering and astronomy.
New systems for computational imaging using computer vision and machine learning.
Her group analyses the Event Horizon Telescope’s images to study general relativity in a strong gravitational field.
Harvard University
Postdoctoral fellow, Event Horizon Telescope Imaging team
Event Horizon Telescope 2013 – Present
Member of the collaboration
CHIRP (Continuous High-resolution Image Reconstruction using Patch priors), an algorithm for imaging black
holes.
In April 2019 the collaboration produced the first image of a black hole. The image validation procedures were
inspired by CHIRP, and the results of different reconstruction techniques were compared within one imaging
framework.
Talks
How to Take a Picture of a Black Hole TEDx
Algorithms that could be used to capture the first image of a black hole, described before it was made.
Fields
Computational imaging, computer vision, machine learning