Ravin Balakrishnan
email: ravin at dgp.toronto.edu voice: (416) 946-3448 office: Rm BA7204, 40 St. George St, Toronto lab: Dynamic Graphics Project postal mail & courier address: Ravin Balakrishnan Department of Computer Science University of Toronto 40 St. George Street, Room 4283 Toronto, Ontario Canada M5S 2E4 Tel (for courier): 416 978-6025
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I've stopped updating this web site--for the latest on my work, check out fernandaviegas.com. I finished my PhD at the MIT Media Lab in 2005 and now I am a researcher at IBM. My research focuses on the collaborative, social, and artistic aspects of information visualization. My latest project at VCL is Many Eyes, a public web site where anyone can upload data, visualize it, and discuss their visua
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For those who have been living under a rock the last 10 years or so, utilizing the phenomenal parallelism of the graphics processor for some serious number crunching is a big thing these days. For traditional CPU bound developers the gap between the two worlds is not insignificant however. I look forward to the day when standardization of these features have reached a point where it is included in
Visualization Lab | UC Berkeley
SIGGRAPH Asia 2014 December 3 - 6, 2014 - Shenzhen, China
Handy Mathematics Facts for Graphics
Eric Weisstein's world of Mathematics (which used to be called Eric's Treasure Trove of Mathematics) is an extremely comprehensive collection of math facts and definitions. Eric has other encyclopedias at www.treasure-troves.com S.O.S. Mathematics has a variety of algebra, trigonometry, calculus, and differential equations tutorial pages. Dave Eberly has a web site called Magic Software with sever
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First there was the snapshot, and then came video. Now there is Photosynth, a new service available at photosynth.com that will change the way you experience and share photos. You can share or relive a vacation destination or explore a distant museum or landmark. With nothing more than a digital camera and some inspiration, you can use Photosynth to transform regular digital photos into a three-di
Visual Programming Languages Bibliography: A Branch of the Visual Language Research Bibliography
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