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Brad Johanson

Last updated 9/28/2004

bjohanso@graphics.stanford.edu

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Welcome to my research home page! I just recently finished working as a post-doc in Computer Science at Stanford University and am now no longer affiliated with Stanford. Currently I'm working on a startup company, Tidebreak, which is commercializing some of the research I worked on during my time at Stanford. My dissertation topic was coordination infrastructures for Interactive Workspaces, and I continued to do research in this area and, more generally, interactive workspaces and ubiquitous computing during my Post-Doc. In the past I was also the TA for CS448a in Fall 1999 which focused on Interactive Workspaces. I have also been a member of the Immersive Television Group (IMTV) and have worked on a project to capture Video Panoramas through a related class. As part of my Masters degree at the University of Birmingham, Enland, I have also looked at Genetic Programming, and have a paper out in GP'98 on using GP and neural networks to automatically compose music.

Ph.D. Research

Dissertation and Oral Defense Page

Publications

List of my publications.

Related Projects and Courses

Past Research

Presentation on Video Panoramas- Fall 1998
Report on Broadcast Telepresence- Fall 1997
The GP-Music System- Summer 1997
My CS348c Final Project- Analysis of Triangle Content of DOS Games (Descent II, Terminal Velocity and Actua Soccer)- Spring 1996
CS348C Micro-Poly vs. Texture Maps Debate Notes- Spring, 1996

Non-Research

Board Games

In my spare time I enjoy playing board games with friends. Below is a list of the games I have and recommend with links to Funagain Games, a great place to order board games from on the web (and if you use these links I get a percentage of what you order as a store credit with them).