Find Academic Supervisors

Linus FrankeView profile

Researcher

• Computer Graphics
• Perceptual Rendering
• Computer Vision
• +3 more

Linus Franke is a postdoctoral researcher at Inria Sophia Antipolis in France, affiliated with the GraphDeco research group under George Drettakis. He previously completed his PhD at the Chair of Visual Computing , Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) in Germany under Marc Stamminger. His research focuses on Computer graphics Perceptual rendering Computer vision Machine learning Neural rendering Novel view synthesis Key trends in his recent publications include neural rendering , 3D Gaussian splatting , radiance fields , and real-time rendering with applications in virtual reality and light field displays. His work often integrates point clouds , differentiable rendering , and GPU optimization techniques. His personal website at lfranke.github.io highlights projects like VET (Visual Error Tomography) and TRIPS (Trilinear Point Splatting for Real-Time Rendering).

• Protostars
• Protoplanetary Disk
• Star Formation
• +5 more

Eduard Vorobiev is a researcher affiliated with the Faculty of Earth Sciences, Geography and Astronomy, specializing in astrophysics. His work focuses on star formation, protoplanetary disks, and computational methods for high-performance astrophysical simulations. Research interests include: Protostars and accretion bursts Protoplanetary disk dynamics Gravitational instability in stellar systems Young stellar objects and disk winds Computational astrophysics with hybrid parallelization ALMA observational constraints Recent publications highlight his contributions to modeling high-mass star formation and optimizing Fortran-based simulations. He participates in academic events like the Graz Vienna Exoplanet Science Meetings and leads research projects on star formation and galaxy evolution. His work involves collaborations with institutions using ALMA surveys and gravitational instability analysis.

• Medical Imaging
• Radiotherapy
• Virtual Reality
• +5 more

Michael Rauter serves as a Research Associate at the University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt (FHWN) within the Faculty of Health and the Competence Center for Preclinical Imaging and Medical Technology. His work bridges computer science and medical applications, focusing on advanced imaging techniques for radiotherapy and assisted living technologies. Dr. Rauter's research interests include: Medical imaging for precision radiotherapy GPU-accelerated image processing Virtual and mixed reality applications in healthcare Computer vision for medical diagnostics Assisted living technologies and home care systems His recent publications show a clear evolution from computer vision applications in security systems toward medical applications. The 2024 paper on accelerating transfer function updates for volume rendering represents the current focus on optimizing medical visualization techniques, while earlier works from 2013 demonstrate foundational expertise in GPU-accelerated computer vision. Dr. Rauter is actively involved in multiple research projects funded by organizations including FFG (Austrian Research Promotion Agency) through the Active Assisted Living Programme. His current projects include PAIR (2022-2026) and Applied Molecular Imaging (2021-2026), with previous contributions to Care about Care (2021-2023) and CARU Cares (2019-2022). As a member of the Competence Center for Preclinical Imaging and Medical Technology, Dr. Rauter contributes to research that integrates advanced imaging modalities with radiotherapy, aiming to improve cancer treatment through personalized precision approaches. His work combines technical expertise in computer vision and GPU programming with medical applications to advance healthcare technologies.