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I am
currently a Senior Lecturer (Associate Professor) in the Department of Computing
at Imperial College London
and an EPSRC Early
Career Fellow. I lead the Realistic
Graphics and Imaging group and my current research interests include
appearance modeling, and computational illumination
and photography for graphics and vision. I have also until recently held a
Royal Society Wolfson
Research Merit Award in the area of realistic computer graphics. We have
recently built a multispectral
light stage in my lab for appearance capture. I am the
program co-chair for Pacific
Graphics 2018 to be held in Hong Kong in October 2018, and the
conference chair for CVMP 2018
to be held in London in December 2018. Before
joining Imperial, I was a senior researcher in the Graphics Lab of the USC Institute for Creative Technologies
and a research assistant professor of Computer
Science at USC’s Viterbi School of Engineering. 2007 Alain
Fournier PhD thesis award. For
prospective students – I am always looking for good PhD and Masters
students. Send me an email if you are interested in working with me. Here is
a link to potential PhD
scholarships that are available at Imperial.
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