Alisa Jung

Dr. Alisa Jung is a researcher at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology's Computer Graphics Group, specializing in physically-based rendering techniques. Her work addresses fundamental challenges in spectral rendering, fluorescence modeling, and path space optimization for photorealistic image synthesis.

Research focuses on Physically-based Rendering, Spectral Rendering with Fluorescence, and Path space regularization. She develops novel algorithms for handling complex light transport phenomena, particularly fluorescence effects in materials, and improves Monte Carlo rendering efficiency through path guiding and bias detection methods.

Recent publications demonstrate consistent innovation in spectral rendering (2018-2020), with emphasis on fluorescence modeling, upsampling techniques, and statistical validation of renderers. Her work bridges theoretical light transport models with practical implementation in rendering systems.

Dr. Jung actively supervises Master's and Bachelor's theses on path guiding, spectral rendering, and GPU-based graphics algorithms, reflecting her expertise in rendering optimization and material modeling. Teaching assignments include core computer graphics courses and advanced seminars at KIT since 2017.

The Computer Graphics Group at KIT, where she is based, operates within the Institute for Visual Design and Computer Graphics, focusing on cutting-edge research in rendering algorithms, material appearance, and visual computing systems.