This article offers an overview to help you understand which research fits in which program at SIGGRAPH. May the (submission) odds be ever in your favor!
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The Search for Realism in Holographic Displays
SIGGRAPH sits down with Aaron Demolder, a research engineer and doctorate candidate, to discuss his first place-winning research on holographic displays.
‘TeraFoils’ Research Advances Design and Fabrication of Holograms
Discover the background and development of SIGGRAPH 2021 Posters research project “TeraFoils: Design and Rapid Fabrication Techniques for Binary Holographic Structures in the Terahertz Region.”
Painted in a Good Light: Method Makes Any Still-life Painting Dynamic
Dr. Ergun Akleman explains the development of a method to make still-life paintings dynamic and encourages researchers to submit to SIGGRAPH Posters.
Put Your Best Foot Forward: Meet the 2020 Graduate Student Research Competition Winner
Dorian Chan shares how he developed “Bound-constrained Optimized Dynamic Range Compression,” the winning graduate project at the 2020 ACM Student Research Competition.
Coexisting During COVID-19 Quarantine
Researcher Masaki Iwabuchi discusses his SIGGRAPH 2020 Poster on COVID-19 quarantine challenges, “Wanderlust into (y)our past: Mediating Intimacy for Prosocial Coexisting With Your Loved One in Home Quarantine.”
An AI Method That Could Make Art Easier for Everyone
Hear from Minghao Li, of PAII Inc., as he shares more about SIGGRAPH 2020 Posters selection “GAN-based AI Drawing Board for Image Generation and Colorization”, which enables the creation of pictures or paintings.
Mirror Therapy: Redesigned in VR
The research team behind SIGGRAPH 2019 Poster “Virtual Reality Mirror Therapy Rehabilitation for Post-Stroke Patients” shares how the work turns traditional mirror therapy into VR.
The Future of Human-Robot Communication
Mark Murnane, researcher at UMBC, discusses a recent project, the process behind teaching robots to learn from human interaction, and what’s to come.
Scientific Visualization in Game Engines: Get to Know the 2019 Undergrad Student Research Winner
Jasmine Shih shares how she developed “Interactive Cinematic Scientific Visualization in Unity 3D,” the winning undergraduate project at the 2019 ACM Student Research Competition.
Contribute to What You Love: An Interview With the 2018 Student Research Graduate Winner
We caught up with SIGGRAPH 2018 first-place graduate winner Seungbae Bang to learn about his project and experience in Vancouver.
Complementary Conferences: SC19 and SIGGRAPH 2019
A discussion facilitated by Michela Taufer, Ph.D., General Chair of SC19, that originally ran on the SC19 blog.