People |
Faculty
members: |
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Jonathan D.
Cohen, Assistant
Professor,
received the PhD degree in computer
science from the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill in 1998 and the BA
degree in computer science and music from
Duke University in 1991. He is most
well-known for his research in polygonal
mesh simplification. His general research
interests are in the areas of interactive
3D visualization, geometric representation
for 3D models, and parallel visualization
systems. He joined the graphics lab in
1998. |
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Michael Kazhdan,
Assistant Professor
received the PhD degree in computer
science from Princeton University in
2004.He is one of the most active
researchers in 3D shape analysis now. His
general research interests include 3D Shape
Analysis and 3D Shape Matching. He joined
the graphics lab in 2004. |
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Subodh Kumar,
Adjunct assistant professor, currently
with Nvidia Inc.
received the BTech degree in computer
science from the Indian Institute of
Technology, New Delhi, in 1991 and the MS
and PhD degrees from the University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill, in 1993 and
1996. His primary research interests
include Visualization, 3D computer
graphics, and geometry processing. |
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Graduate
Students: |
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Joe Hennessey,
PhD student
His research interests include image
processing programming, Java programming
and volumetric programming. |
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Budi Purnomo,
PhD student.
received the BS and MS degrees in computer
science from the Michigan Technological
University, Houghton, Michigan in 1999 and
2001. His research interests are in 3D
geometry processing, visualization of
large 3D models and 3D model
representation. He is currently working on the efficient representation and high-quality rendering of 3D scanned objects.
He joined the graphics lab in 2001. |
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Chris Niski,
PhD student
His research interests are polygonal mesh
simplification and ....
He is currently working on GLOD, a level-of-detail
approach to cluster-based visualization,
and OpenGL debugging.
He joined the graphics lab in 2002; |
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Yuan Chen,
PhD student
received the BS degree in computational
mathematic from JiLin University,
ChangChun, China in 1998 and ME degree in
computer science from Institute of
Software, China Academy of Science in
2001. Her research interests include
scientific visualization, 3D geometry
processing and 3D shape analysis.
She is currently working on time-varying
volume rendering project and a new shape
descriptor.
She joined the graphics lab in 2002. |
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Pavan Piratla,
PhD student
received the B.Tech degree in Computer Science and Engineering from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India in
2003. His research interests include
computer graphics, databases and natural
language processing.
He joined the graphics lab in 2003. |
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Jonathan
Bilodeau, PhD student
His research interests are interactive 3D graphics, general purpose GPU
programming and reconstruction from 3D scans.
He is currently working on geometry [de]compression for GPUs, cryptography on GPUs, surface
reconstruction and OpenGL debugging.
He joined the graphics lab in 2003. |
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Matthew Bolitho,
PhD student
He joined the graphics lab in 2004. |
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Nat Duca,
master student |
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Collaborators: |
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Julian Krolik
Physics |
Shigenohu Hirose |
Jerrold S. Cooper, Professor of Assyriology and
Sumerian at Johns Hopkins University |
Shankar
Krishnan, Senior Scientist at AT&T
research |
Marc Olano,
Assistant Professor at UMBC |
David Luebke,
Assistant Professor at University of
Virginia |
Daniel Hahn, APL |
Donald Duncan,
APL |
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Alumni: |
Jatin Chhugani
graduated as Ph.D.
currently works in the TCAD department of Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA. |
Xueying Cao M.S.E. |
Wenjing
Huang |
Adam Hunter M.S.E. |
Guoxing
Wang M.S.E. |
Weiqiang
Zhang M.S.E. |
Yanni Sun Ph.D. student at Washington University in
St. Louis |
Jim Susinno M.S.E. |
Sudhir
Vishwanath |
Jason J. Corso Ph.D. student at CIRL |
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