Klaus Mueller, Ph.D


Educational Background Professional Teaching Areas of Expertise Awards Some Numbers Referee for Journals and Conferences Service Professional Societies Books and Book Chapters

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Publications (more info on research page )

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Dissertation

PhD Students Graduated

Invited Talks (since 2005)

09/27/11 --- International Symposium on Visual Computing (keynote), “Can Computers Master the Art of Communication? A Focus on Visual Analytics”
06/10/11 --- Dagstuhl Research Center, Germany, “Can Computers Master the Art of Communication? A Focus on Visual Analytics”
07/20/11 --- University of Bremen, Germany: “Illustrative Design Inspired Multivariate Data Visualization,”
12/06/10 --- DIMACS, Rutgers University, NJ: “Interactive Model Learning from High-Dimensional Data: A Visual Analytics Approach”
08/25/10 --- Pacific Northwest Lab, Washington: “Model-Driven Visual Analytics”
04/15/10 --- Brookhaven National Lab, New York: “High-Dimensional Data Exploration in a Visual Analytics Framework”
09/15/09 --- Zhejiang University, China: ” Visual Information Capture and Encoding”
09/12/09 --- Beijing University, China: ”Visualization and Visual Aesthetics”
07/29/09 --- IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI), (invited talk), “Accelerating Regularized Iterative CT Reconstruction on Commodity Graphics Hardware (GPU)"
06/16/09 --- Dagstuhl Research Center, Germany: “KAV-DB: Capture (and Retrieval) of Visualization Knowledge Over the Web”
06/01/09 --- University of Pennsylvania: “Why Do Commodity Graphics Hardware Boards (GPUs) Work So Well for the Acceleration of Computed Tomography”
02/14/08 --- CUNY Graduate Center, New York: “Visualization and Visual Aesthetics”
11/09/07 --- Anatomical Sciences Department, Stony Brook: “Visualization in Science and Medicine”
10/08/07 --- Yale University, Connecticut: “Real-time 3D computed tomographic reconstruction using commodity graphics hardware”
08/15/07 --- University of Florida: “Real-time 3D computed tomographic reconstruction using commodity graphics hardware”
07/12/07 --- Dagstuhl Research Center, Germany: “Modeling the User”
01/29/07 --- SPIE Electronic Imaging (Keynote, Computational Imaging V), “Why Do Commodity Graphics Hardware Boards (GPUs) Work So Well for the Acceleration of Computed Tomography”
01/08/07 --- Hong Kong University of Science and Technology: “Let's Talk About Volumetric Data”
10/20/06 --- Vienna Institute of Technology, Austria: “Scattered Points, Organized Rays, with a Touch of 3D Color”
09/21/06 --- IBM, Yorktown Heights, New York: “Visualization for Science and Medicine”
11/28/05 --- Rutgers University, New Jersey: “Semantics-Aware Visualization”
08/24/05 --- University of California at Davis: “The Magic Volume Lens”
06/08/05 --- Dagstuhl Research Center, Germany: “The Magic Volume Lens”
01/23/05 --- Stevens Institute of Technology, New Jersey: “Facadlet: A Facade-Generating Primitive for Urban Architecture”
01/12/05 --- Simon Fraser University, British Columbia: “Enhancing volumetric datasets with sub-resolution detail using texture synthesis”

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