BII project kick-off meeting was held in Ewha Women’s University on 7-24, 2015. This project will be funded by MSIP (미래창조과학부) for 4 years, and our team consists of Ewha, SNU, KAIST, UNIST, Korea, Sejong university, and SNU and Samsung hospitals. Our lab will be working on microscope image analysis.
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Invited Seminar by Prof. Hanspeter Pfister
Prof. Hanspeter Pfister from Harvard University visited UNIST and gave a talk about “Visual Computing in Connectomics”. This was his first time visit to Korea.
New intern students !!!
Three new undergraduate students (Kanggeun Lee, Junyoung Choi, Inwan Yoo) started the summer internship in our lab! Each student will work on the visualization and computer graphics project. Welcome to HVCL !!
Quan receives a MICCAI student travel award
Tran Minh Quan (Ph.D student, 4th year) received a MICCAI student travel award. Congratulations! ———— Dear Tran Minh Quan, We are happy to inform you that you have been awarded with a student travel award for MICCAI 2015 in Munich. This will allow you to register to MICCAI 2015 Main Conference for free. Please note that Read More
Invited Seminar by Prof. Yun Jang
Prof. Yun Jang from Sejong University visited our group and gave a talk about Data Visualization and Visual Analytics.
MICCAI paper accepted
Our paper “Multi-GPU reconstruction of dynamic compressed sensing MRI” is accepted to MICCAI 2015. Great job, Quan! http://www.miccai2015.org/
SIGCHI 2015 in coex, seoul !
Our lab members participated in SIGCHI 2015 during 20~23, April.
NVIDIA CUDA Research Center Award
We received a NVIDIA CRC award plaque from NVIDIA Korea. Thank you!
Professor’s birthday
HVCL students prepared a very delicious cake and a present (coffee mug) for Prof. Jeong’s birthday. Thank you all of you!!!
IEEE VIS 2014
We attended IEEE VIS 2014 held in Paris, France from Nov 8 to 15th, and Hyungsuk Choi, 2nd year MS student in our lab, gave his podium presentation. IEEE VIS is the top conference for Visualization and this is the first VIS paper co-authored by my students. Good job, HVCL!