Bharath Raj N.
I am a CS PhD student at Cornell University, advised by Noah Snavely.
I am interested in creating algorithms that can model the structure, appearance, and dynamics of the world around us from casually captured images and videos. To this end, I typically work at the intersection of learning-based 3D representations, computer vision, and graphics.
Previously, I graduated from the MS in Robotics program at CMU, where I was advised by Shubham Tulsiani. I have also previously interned at Google DeepMind and Intel.
I am always excited to chat about research, especially topics related to 3D computer vision and generative models. Please feel free to reach out!
Publications
Projects
Teaching & Service
Mentoring
- Bowers Undergraduate Research ExperienceCornell University, May 2026 – Present
- Undergraduate AI Mentoring ProgramCarnegie Mellon University, Oct 2023 – May 2024
- Google Code-In MentorCloudCV, Oct 2018 – Dec 2018
Reviewing
- CVPR (2024–2026), ECCV/ICCV (2024–2026), BMVC (2026)
Graduate Teaching Assistant
- CS 5670: Introduction to Computer VisionCornell Tech, Fall 2025
- 16-825: Learning for 3D VisionCarnegie Mellon University, Spring 2024
Honors
- Outstanding Reviewer, ECCV 2026