Luke Rowe

Luke Rowe is a dedicated researcher in the field of autonomous vehicles, currently serving as a Research Assistant at Mila - Quebec Artificial Intelligence Institute since September 2023, focusing on data-driven simulation. Prior experience includes a role as a PhD Researcher at Torc Robotics, where research concentrated on generative models for autonomous vehicle simulation, and a Research Assistant position at the University of Waterloo’s WISE Lab, specializing in motion prediction and publishing a paper at CVPR 2023. Additional research experience encompasses a stint at the University of Victoria’s Tzanetakis Lab, focusing on deep learning and automatic chord recognition, resulting in a publication at ISMIR 2021, and earlier work as a Junior Software Developer at Latitude Technologies. Luke Rowe is pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy in Computer Science at Université de Montréal, while holding an MMath in Computer Science from the University of Waterloo and a Bachelor of Science in Combined Computer Science and Mathematics from the University of Victoria.