Jason J. Corso

Dr. Jason J. Corso is a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at the University of Michigan. His research focuses on high-level computer vision, video understanding, and the intersection with human language and robotics.

His work emphasizes Bayesian approaches to segmentation and recognition, with applications spanning biomedicine and recreational video analysis. He is particularly known for contributions to video object segmentation, activity recognition, and vision-language frameworks.

Scientific awards include:

• NSF CAREER award (2009)
• ARO Young Investigator award (2010)
• Google Faculty Research Award (2015)
• DARPA CSSG grant

He also leads major projects like YouCook2 dataset, Video2Text.net, and LIBSVX framework.