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Over the past decades, Visual Computing has become a key enabling technology for a diverse set of applications spanning scientific discovery, medicine, consumer electronics, and entertainment, to name just a few.

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Scanning in the Fourth Dimension

Three-dimensional (3D) computed tomography is a widely used technology that visualizes an object's external an

2019.02.17visualization

KAUST Researchers Are the First to Generate Images of Realistic and Highly Detailed Texture Maps of Gigapixel in Size Using Deep Neural Networks

KAUST researchers Anna Fruehstueck, Dr. Ibraheem Alhashim, and Prof. Peter Wonka have developed a novel technique to generate images of…

2019.07.02Deep learning

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Selected applications of splines of arbitrary manifold topology
Pieter Barendrecht, PhD Student, Computer Science, University of Groningen, The Netherlands 14:00-15:00, Building 1, Level 4, Room 4214

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2019.10.16machine learning

Less chat leads to more work for machine learning

2019.10.15grants

NRW’s EUR 1.25M Artificial Intelligence Grant awarded to Dominik L. Michels

2019.09.26visualization

The NANOVIS team wins the 1st Place in Graph Drawing Contest 2019

2019.09.25visualization

Three papers with contributions from the NANOVIS team will be presented at IEEE VIS

2019.09.15optimization

KAUST Professor Peter Richtárik wins Distinguished Speaker Award

2019.08.29machine learning

Testing the blind spots in artificial intelligence

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Virtual reality is an alternative reality no more. With my work on visualization tools for artificial intelligence and machine learning, I challenge the greatest ally to empower society with new knowledge for a smarter and secure world.
Bernard Ghanem Associate Professor EE

Machine learning and in particular computer vision enable smarter algorithms than ever before. What's next? Mobile robotics with artificial intelligence.
Matthias Mueller PhD Student, EE

When you see what is here at KAUST there is a massive scope for personal development, what were ideas before I have been actually able to realize them here at KAUST that was not possible in other places where I have worked.
Wolfgang Heidrich KAUST News - Using science to push the boundaries of photography

While we, humans, are the creators of powerful machines that can perceive the world the way we do, we have absolutely no idea why these machines work so effectively. I try to make a small dent in this grand question.
Adel Bibi PhD Student, EE

The unique vision and interdisciplinarity of KAUST make it the most exciting place for research on visually understanding massive data, whether from neuroscience, materials science, computational fluid dynamics, mathematical physics, neural networks, or other areas. My research is in visualization, and few have said it as well as John Tukey: "The greatest value of a picture is when it forces us to notice what we never expected to see." (Exploratory Data Analysis, 1977)

Markus Hadwiger Associate Professor CS

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