Monika Roznere

Monika Roznere is an Assistant Professor at Binghamton University’s School of Computing. She holds a PhD in Computer Science from Dartmouth College (2024) and a BS in Computer Science with a minor in Graphic Design from Binghamton University. Her research focuses on marine robotics, particularly improving low-cost robotic systems' perception in challenging underwater environments. Key areas include image enhancement, sensor fusion, 3D reconstruction, and environmental monitoring.

• Education: PhD, Computer Science (Dartmouth College, 2024); BS, Computer Science (Binghamton University)

Her research interests span marine robotics, robotic vision, underwater exploration, and interdisciplinary projects. Notable contributions include work on multi-view photometric stereo for non-stationary underwater robots and sensor fusion techniques using echosounders. Awards include the Best Demo Award at ACM HotMobile (2020) and Best Paper Award at ICRA Underwater Perception Workshop (2019).

Her publications address topics like underwater camera calibration, robotic path planning, and heterogeneous robot systems for environmental monitoring. She has advised projects in limnology and collaborated with researchers in lake ecology, advancing applications in autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs) and underwater robotics.