1994-1995 graphics lunches:

• September 29: Special Introductory Lunch
• October 13:
  Lisa Forssell
  Visualizing flow over curvilinear grid surfaces using LIC
• October 20:
  John Danskin
  Compressing the X Protocol
• October 27:
  Jerome "Jay" Duluk
  The CAZ-buffer
• November 10:
  Julie Dorsey
  Computer Graphics Techniques for Time-Dependent Lighting
• November 17:
  P. Fua
  Reconstructing complex surfaces from multiple stereo views
• November 22:
  Tom Funkhouser
  Visualization and Interaction in Large 3D Virtual Environments
• December 8:
  Brian Cabral
  Texture shading and other cool rendering techniques
• January 5:
  Paul Heckbert
  Multiresolution modeling for fast rendering
• January 19:
  Cindy Grimm
  Modeling arbitrary topology surfaces
• January 26:
  Ronald Pose
  A Low-Latency Display System with Delayed Viewport Mapping and Prioritized Rendering
• Febraury 9:
  Steve Bryson
  The Virtual Windtunnel
• Febraury 23:
  Michael Gleicher
  Building Graphical Interactions with Constrained Optimization
• March 2:
  Peter Schroeder
  Spherical Wavelets: Efficiently Representing Functions on the Sphere
• Tuesday, March 7, 2:45 - 4:00, CIS 101: (Note the special day and time)
  Tim Van Hook
  Interactive Television
  
• Wednesday, March 15, 2:45 - 4:00, CIS 101: (Note the special day and time)
  Taksushi Ikeuchi
  Generating Virtual Worlds from Real Worlds using Computer Vision
  
• March 16:
  Hans Pederson
  Derivation and Application of Material Coordinates to Implicit Surfaces
• April 6:
  Maneesh Agrawala and Andrew Beers
  3D Painting on Scanned Surfaces
• April 13:
  Bill Lorensen
  The Exploration of Cross-Sectional Data with a Virtual Endoscope
• April 27:
  REid Gershbein
  Radiosity: Textures, Quadratures, and Big Models
• June 1:
  Gavin Miller
  Volumetric Hyper Reality
• June 8:
  Eric Veach
  Optimally Combining Sampling Techniques for Monte Carlo Rendering