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Faculty Search:
The CS department has opened a
tenure-track
position in computer graphics.
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SIGGRAPH 2009:
The Columbia Computer Graphics Group had seven papers accepted to
SIGGRAPH 2009 and two more accepted into Transaction on Graphics.
Please go to our
publications page for more information.
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Intel Fellowship:
Miklos Bergou won an Intel Fellowship for his research into discrete
physical models and interactive design processes.
Intel awards approximately 40 fellowships annually across all scientific
disciplines. Congratulations Miklos!
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Teaching Award:
Etienne Vouga has received the Andrew P. Kosoresow Memorial Award for
Excellence in Teaching and
Service... congratulations Etienne!
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Recent Fellowships:
Congratulations to our recent fellowship recipients!
Ryan Overbeck
has been awarded an Intel fellowship.
Charles Han
has been awarded an ATI fellowship.
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Elected to NAE:
Prof. Shree Nayar
has been
elected
to the National Academy of Engineering,
one of the highest professional distinctions awarded an engineer.
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| ABOUT US |
We are a research lab in the Vision and Graphics Center of Columbia University's Computer Science Department.
Our goal is to investigate new ideas, methods, and techniques for computer graphics. Our work focuses on fundamental results, and explores the impact of these results across the full domain of graphics and scientific-computing. Our most active research thrusts are in rendering/vision and animation/simulation.
We collaborate with other CVGC members as well as graphics researchers across academia and industry. Since our inception in 2002 we have been actively involved in interdisciplinary Columbia groups including botany, biomedical engineering, and computer vision.
We maintain ddg.cs.columbia.edu, which tracks developments in
the nascent field of Discrete Differential Geometry.
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| DIRECTIONS |
The Graphics Lab is located at:
Room 6LE4, CEPSR Building
Department of Computer Science
Columbia University
500 West 120th Street
New York, New York 10027
212 939 7176
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