Distinguished Lecture Series

My computer graphics research has involved the representation of geometry, specifically in three areas: (1) the creation of surface models from scanned data, (2) the multiresolution representation of surface geometry, and (3) the parametrization of surfaces for efficient rendering.

Vibeke Sorensen will be showing and discussing her work in computer art and animation, focusing on her recent interactive and collaborative work. This includes stereoscopic animation and software, as well as interactive web based work including "MindShipMind".

This talk presents research spanning the fields of artificial life, computer graphics, and computer vision. We have created physics-based virtual worlds inhabited by realistic ``artificial animals''.