Andrea Dunn Beltran

Hi! I'm a Master's student in Computer Science at UNC Chapel Hill, where I am currently researching 3D computer vision under the guidance of Professor Roni Sengupta.

My research focuses on leveraging 3D computer vision techniques to improve medical procedures and enhance patient care. I work on developing methods for 3D scene reconstruction and synthetic dataset creation to improve the accuracy of real-world imaging applications, particularly in endoscopy. My goal is to apply these advancements in geometry to real-world applications, advancing healthcare diagnostics and driving innovation in robotics.

Previously, I obtained my B.Sc in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics from UNC Chapel Hill. Additionally, I had the opportunity to serve as a visiting scholar through NSF-sponsored REU programs at Rice University and the University of Southern California.

Outside the lab, I enjoy traveling, photography, and hiking. I’m also learning to play bass guitar!