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Dr. Mikhail Bessmeltsev
innovates in geometry processing, modeling, and animation, with an affection towards sketch-based modeling.

Dr. Bernhard Thomaszewski
designs tools that allow non-expert users to create functional content for digital fabrication devices.

Dr. Pierre Poulin
defines simple rules to automatically generate seemingly infinite virtual worlds.

Dr. Neil Stewart
models and analyzes the behavior of objects and the space they occupy.

LIGUM Research Areas

Physically based and non-photorealistic rendering (offline and real-time)
Digital fabrication and physically based animation
Fluid simulation and procedural appearance/geometry modeling
B-splines and subdivision surfaces

For information, refer to the websites of Professors Bessmeltsev, Thomaszewski, Poulin and Stewart.

Recent Publications

Computer Graphics Forum	Particle-based Liquid Control using Animation Templates
The Visual Computer	A Density-Accurate Tracking Solution for Smoke Upresolution
MICCAI 2019	Placental Flattening via Volumetric Parameterization
TOG	Vectorization of line drawings via polyvector fields

See Full Publication List

MetaSilicone used with
fabrication at SIGGRAPH ASIA

Deep Learning with Path
Tracing at SIGGRAPH

Global Illumination Effects
in Path-Space at SIGGRAPH

Annonces

Rendering

Digital Fabrication

Procedural Modeling

Fluid Simulation

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