Our NII Shonan seminar proposal on “Advancing Visual Computing in Materials Science” has been accepted. The seminar will take place—COVID-19 allowing—in October 2021 and aims at identifying novel directions of interdisciplinary work between visual computing and materials science. I will be co-organizing this meeting together with my amazing colleagues Christoph Heinzl, Mike Kirby, Guillermo Requena, Kristi Potter, and Yuriko Takeshima!
If you missed our panel “Why should I stay in Academia? Bridging Generations of Researchers in Visualization” at IEEE Vis 2020, you can watch it here!
On Thursday (15.10) I will be giving a keynote talk at LEVIA’20 (Leipzig Symposium on Visualization In Applications) on “Paving the Way for P4 Visualization through Visual Analytics and Physicalization“. LEVIA’20 is organized by Christina Gillman, Ingrid Hotz, and Stefan Jaenicke.
Our paper The Anatomical Edutainer (by Marwin Schindler, Hsiang-Yun Wu and myself) will receive the best short paper award at IEEE Vis 2020! So exciting!!!
This morning, at EG VCBM 2020, myself and Barbora Kozlikova have had the honor to be awarded the EG VCBM Certificate of Appreciation for our services to the community by the steering committee of VCBM (chaired by Timo Ropinski)!
On Monday (28.09) I will be giving an invited talk at the Graduate Seminars of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST) on Personalized, Predictive and Preventive Visual Analytics for Cancer Treatment, as a guest of Markus Hadwiger! You can follow my talk here!
Today, I am joining the Scientific Visualization and Computer Graphics research group of the Bernoulli Institute, Faculty of Science and Engineering at the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, as an Assistant Professor in Medical Visualization and Visual Analytics! I am excited about my new job and looking forward to continuing doing cool stuff 🙂
Our short paper The Anatomical Edutainer (joint work with Marwin Schindler and Hsiang-Yun Wu) has been accepted for presentation at IEEE Vis 2020! For details, go here!
Our paper Slice and Dice: A Physicalization Workflow for Anatomical Edutainment (joint work with Hsiang-Yun Wu and Eduard Gröller) has been accepted at Pacific Graphics 2020! For more info, check here!
Our panel Why should I stay in Academia? Bridging Generations of Researchers in Visualization (organized together with Ingrid Hotz (LiU), panelists Silvia Miksch (TU Wien), Johanna Beyer (Harvard), Chuck Hansen (SCI Utah), Jan Reininghaus (Siemens), Bei Wang (SCI Utah) and Jack van Wijk (TU/e)) has been accepted at IEEE Vis 2020! For details go to this page!