 Dan
Huttenlocher is the John P. and
Rilla Neafsey Professor of
Computing, Information Science and
Business at Cornell University,
where he holds a joint appointment
in the Computer Science Department
and the Johnson Graduate School of
Management. Huttenlocher has 24 U.S.
patents, has published more than 75
technical papers, and has been
recognized on several occasions for
his teaching and research, including
being named a Presidential Young
Investigator in 1990, the New York
State Professor of the Year in 1993,
and a Stephen H. Weiss Fellow in
1996. In addition to his academic
work, Huttenlocher has served as CTO
of Intelligent Markets and was on
the senior management team at Xerox
PARC.Research Fields
• Computer vision
• Geometric algorithms
• Interactive document systems
• Financial trading technology
• IT Strategy Courses
• Strategic role of information
technology
• Management of technology driven
businesses
• Computer vision
• Web design Selected Publications
• A New Bayesian Approach to Object
Recognition
• Image Segmentation Using Local
Variation
• Traffic-Based Feedback on the Web
Homepage:
www.cs.cornell.edu/~dph
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