Graphics lunches

The graphics group runs a weekly brown-bag lunch focused on graphics, visualization, and interactive techniques. Each consists of a research presentation by a Stanford or outside researcher. Presentations are typically 40-50 minutes. Although the lunch was designed for faculty and advanced graduate students, anyone is welcome to attend.

Agendas will be announced in advance via email and on these web pages. There will not be a lunch every week. On certain weeks, we will instead have staff meetings open only to members of the graphics group. Therefore, you should check your email or look at our web pages before showing up.

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Where:

Gates 392

When:

Thursdays, 12:15

Contacts:

Marc Levoy < levoy@cs.stanford.edu >

Pat Hanrahan < hanrahan@cs.stanford.edu >

1997-1998 graphics lunches:

February 19
Tony Derose and Michael Kass, The Making of Geri's Game
December 11
Bernd Hamann, Hierarchical Representations of Very Large Data Sets for Analysis and Visualization
November 6
Dietmar Saupe Real-Time Very Low Bitrate Video Coding with Adaptive Mean-Removed Vector Quantization

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