My name is Carl Henrik Ek and I am a researcher in Machine Learning and Computer Vision at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) in Stockholm Sweden. Prior to this I was a post-doctoral researcher at ICSI and the EECS department at the University of California at Berkeley working with Professor Trevor Darrell.

My PhD is from the University of Oxford Brookes where I worked on Machine Learning, in specific on the application of Gaussian Processes for dimensionality reduction. As a part of my PhD I also spent two years at the University of Manchester where I was a research assistant in the Machine Learning and Optimisation group and a further six months at University of Sheffield as a visitor in the Machine Learning group. My supervisors were Professor Neil Lawrence and Professor Phil Torr. Prior to this I was at University of Bristol where I was working together with Dr. Neill Campbell in Computer Vision and natural image statistics.