Graphics & User Interfaces
Steven Feiner and his former PhD students, Blair MacIntyre and Sean White, were recognized for their pioneering work in virtual reality and augmented reality.
Michelle Zhou (PhD '99) explains what no-code AI means and presents five inflection points that led to her current work, including the impact of two professors in graduate school who helped her find her direction in AI.
Accessibility still often means simplifying the experience rather than preserving what makes games enjoyable in the first place.
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Computation is fundamentally changing the way people see and interact with the world. Many parts of society have been transformed by graphics and user interfaces.
The group has played instrumental roles in developing groundbreaking graphics for Hollywood movies, life-saving augmented and virtual reality applications in the medical field, camera phone technology used by billions of people, 3D printing technologies for consumers and industry uses, and AI tools that aid the computational design process. Additionally, they have a strong commitment to enabling computers to be used by all people regardless of ability.
The classes involve hands-on learning and help students develop a portfolio of projects that demonstrate their unique abilities and interests.
Computer-Enabled Abilities Laboratory 
Computer Vision and Graphics Center 
Columbia Computer Graphics Group 
Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Laboratory 
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