A serial entrepreneur, Lauren co-founded Eyegorithm in 2010. Applying 12 years of research, 6 patent-pending inventions and experience in software development to image relevance technology. Prior to Eyegorithm, Lauren co-founded Paravue Corporation in 2004. Lauren holds a Ph.D. and M.S. in Vision Science from the U.C. Berkeley and a BA in Physics from Hampshire College.

Roger is a leading expert in hyperlink technology. One of the earliest pioneers of hypertext, Roger's work on Project Xanadu lay the foundations for the hyperlink technology that underlies the World Wide Web. Roger led design and development of a hypertext technology that includes quotable documents with version control, fine-grained, bidirectional links, the ability to track intellectual property rights, and a mechanism to pay royalties.

Alex has over 10 years experience in corporate strategy, financial planning, investor relations, marketing and brand management. Alex was previously Managing Director and Global Head of Strategy & Business Development for Deutsche Bank Global Markets, served a board member to several growth companies including Coalition Development and Saffron Chase and an adviser to the British Documentary Film Foundation and as an independent film producer.

Christina brings 13 years of investment banking experience as a branded consumer, life sciences and technology banker at Pacific Growth Equities, East Peak Advisors and FBR Capital Markets. Her clients include Peet's Coffee and Tea, Greenfield Online, ZipRealty, Informative, OTravel (div of Overstock.com) and Hambrecht & Quist LLC.

Christina is also President of STAC SV, a partner of the U.S. State Dept. Global Entrepreneurship Program.

Jack is the founding partner in the Palo Alto law firm of both Russo & Hale LLP and now Computerlaw Group LLP. Jack originated some of the early thinking on intellectual property (IP) protection of the "look and feel" of computer software and he has been involved in a number of software cases. His 1985 article, Copyright in the "Look and Feel" of Computer Software published in The Computer Lawyer pioneers the subject.

Dr. Tyler invented the familiar autostereogram, pictures which a ppear to magically leap into full 3D scenes after viewing them for a few minutes. He heads the Smith-Kettlewell Brain Imaging Center, and serves as editor for five professional publications in the field. As the auther of over two hundred research publications, Christopher Tyler brings expertise in depthperception, computational psychophysics, neuroscience and perception experimenta

Prior to Eyegorithm, Rich worked on the Gigapan and Explorable Microscopy Projects for Carnegie Melon University, NASA’s Intelligent Robotics Group. A pioneer of the Neogeography movement, he coauthored Mapping Hacks and Google Maps Hacks. His software engineering experience includes Senior Engineer at Meadan, Software Engineer at Zappos and Manager of Information Services at Berger and Associates.

Lora is both a research scientist and inventor, She has been awarded patents in Bulgaria, Russia and the Czech Republic. She received her Ph.D. in Cognitive Science at the New Bulgarian University and a Masters of Science in the Technical University, Sofia Bulgaria. She has authored numerous scientific publications perception, stereo-motion and cognitive neuroscience.