Previous Supervision of Student Term Projects

2022

• Arthur Azambre. Visualizing Muscle Simulations in Virtual Reality. Co-supervised; primary supervisors: Sebastian Rigling and Michael Sedlmair.
• Mathis Brossier. Molecular Visualization in OpenSpace. Co-supervised; primary supervisors: Lonni Besançon and Mathieu Linares.
• Pierre Surer. Hybrid Visualization with an Actuated Physical Display and Augmented Reality. Co-supervised; primary supervisor: Raimund Dachselt.

2013

• Candemir Döğer. Interactive Visualization on Tablet-sized Devices.

2012

• Basak Alper. Interactive Visualization of the Brain's Connectivity Information. Co-supervised with Jean-Daniel Fekete.
• Jan Paul Eikelenboom. Navigation of VR Spaces on a Touch-Enabled Large Wall Display.
• Evert Kramer. Presentation of the Exploration of 3D Visualization Spaces to Audiences using Touch Interaction on a Very Large Wall Display.
• Tijmen Klein. Direct-Touch Interaction for 3D Flow Visualization.

* Navigation of VR Spaces on a Touch-Enabled Large Wall Display (Jan-Paul Eikelenboom) (incomplete)

2011

• Matthew van der Zwan. Enhancing Protein Visualization Using NPR Techniques.

2009

• Luc Vlaming. Multi-touch Interaction for Presentations using Inexpensive Consumer Hardware.
• Bob E. Dröge. Video Mosaics by Animating Tile Transitions.
• Pjotr Svetachov. Generating Sumi-e Paintings from Photographs.

2008

• Joël van Neerbos. Rule-Based Generation of City-to-City Infrastructures in 3D Worlds.
• Thomas ten Cate. Optical Tracking at the HPC/V.

2004

• Nico Ritsche. Effizientes Rendern beliebiger Materialien mit Hilfe von BRDFs. [Efficient Rendering of Arbitrary Materials Using BRDFs.] Research project.

2003

• Angela Brennecke. Entwicklung und Implementierung von Heuristiken zum Vergleich von internen Skelett-Graphen. [Development and implementation of Heuristics for the Comparison of Internal Skeleton Graphs.] Research project.