Research Directory

Areas

Multimedia & Arts

Faculty		Research Area
	Chazelle, Bernard Eugene Higgins Professor of Computer Science 404 Computer Science Building 609-258-5380 chazelle@cs.princeton.edu	Graphics and computational geometry; computer science theory

	Dobkin, David Dean of the Faculty; Phillip Y. Goldman '86 Professor in Computer Science 9 Nassau Hall 609-258-3020 ddobkin@princeton.edu	Creating images of mathematical objects and animations of geometric algorithms

	Finkelstein, Adam Associate Professor of Computer Science 424 Computer Science Building 609-258-5756 af@cs.princeton.edu	Computer graphics; abstract animation; depiction of 3D shape; interactive tools for artists, designers and architects; computer generated line drawings; non-photorealistic rendering; scientific and information visualization

	Garlock, Maria Assistant Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering E328 Engineering Quad 609-258-2728 mgarlock@princeton.edu	Structural engineering; earthquake engineering; innovative structural systems; large fires; thin shell concrete roof structures; sensor technology in civil infrastructure; tall building design

	Lee, Ruby Forrest G. Hamrick Professor in Engineering; Professor of Electrical Engineering B218 Engineering Quad 609-258-1426 rblee@princeton.edu	Ubiquitous processor and platform architectures for media processing and secure information processing; computer architecture for high-performance, secure, and highly available servers

	Liu, Bede Professor of Electrical Engineering B330 Engineering Quad 609-258-4628 liu@princeton.edu	Signal and image processing; video coding and analysis

	Ramadge, Peter Gordon Y.S. Wu Professor of Engineering. Professor of Electrical Engineering B212 Engineering Quad 609-258-4645 ramadge@princeton.edu	Video and image processing; adaptive systems; adaptive signal processing; adaptive control; discrete-event systems, optimization of queueing systems; video analysis, annotation and search

	Rusinkiewicz, Szymon Associate Professor of Computer Science 406 Computer Science Building 609-258-7479 smr@princeton.edu	Acquisition and analysis of the 3D shape and appearance of real-world objects; reassembling the Thera Frescoes; rendering with multi-light image collections and images with normals; new techniques for range scanning; shape analysis, registration, and matching; shape depiction; measurement and representation of realistic surface appearance; Q Splat

	Scherer, George William L. Knapp '47 Professor of Civil Engineering; Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering and Princeton Institute for the Science and Technology of Materials E319 Engineering Quad 609-258-5680 scherer@princeton.edu	Durability of infrastructure; damage to materials by frost and salt; conservation of art and architecture; transport in porous materials; nucleation and growth kinetics; relaxation processes; sol-gel processing