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Visual Computing Center 

KAUST VCC is internationally established as a leader in the areas of computer graphics, computer vision, and scientific visualization.

The mission of the Visual Computing Center is to conduct the highest quality research in computational algorithms, software implementations, and the theory associated with important problems in visual computing.

 

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KAUST CEMSE CS Nanovisualization Alexandre A. Kouyoumdjian
Humans are highly visual creatures. We greatly depend on our eyes to perceive the world around us and understand it. Yet biomolecular structures do not reflect light, and thus escape even the best microscopes, which hinders our ability to study them. Only computer graphics can reveal this hidden realm.
Alexandre A. Kouyoumdjian, Research Scientist, Computer Science
KAUST CEMSE CS VISION CAIR Kilichbek Haydarov N Z 7 0057 4K
Feeling blessed to be a part of KAUST, a new “House of Wisdom”, I deeply believe this unique place helps me to unleash my academic potential.
Kilichbek Haydarov, MS/PhD, Computer Science
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Geometry is almost the only subject as to which we find truths wherein all men agree; and one cause of this is, that geometers alone regard the true laws of demonstration – Pascal
Victor Ceballos Inza, PhD Student, Computer Science
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I love to bring problems to geometry context so they are more intuitive for me to solve or find a better way to represent them
Anthony Ramos, MS/PhD Student, Applied Mathematics and Computational Sciences
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Today I choose to become better than I was yesterday.
Xianyong Yi, PhD Student, Innovative Technologies Laboratories
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