Martin Eisemann

Martin Eisemann is Professor of Computer Science and Director at the Computer Graphics Lab within the Computer Science Department of the College of Engineering at Technical University of Braunschweig. Previously, he served as full professor for Computer Graphics at TH Köln (2015-2020) where he co-founded and led the Advanced Media Institute. His academic journey includes a Diploma (2006) from University of Koblenz-Landau and PhD (2011) from TU Braunschweig, followed by post-graduate work at TU Delft.

His research spans visual computing with emphasis on computer vision, image/video processing, computer graphics, ray tracing, Monte-Carlo simulations, information visualization, and visual analytics. Recent work demonstrates strong focus on neural rendering techniques including neural point clouds, Gaussian splatting, and holography applications, reflecting evolving trends toward AI-integrated graphics pipelines and immersive visualization systems. His publications consistently address real-time performance challenges while advancing visual quality metrics.

• VMV'16 Best Paper Award
• EGSR'16 Best Paper Award
• ACM Multimedia 2015 Best Student Paper Award
• Graphics Interface 2015 Best Student Paper Award
• SAP 2025 Best Student Paper Honorable Mention

As Dean of Studies (2023-2027) and former Audit Committee member, he actively shapes academic policy. His community service includes program committee roles for SAP, WACV, and Computational Visual Media conferences. Current research includes a planned sabbatical (April-October 2025) focusing on visual computing challenges. The Computer Graphics Lab maintains active collaborations with DLR, Ford, and European institutions through projects spanning planetary visualization, video conferencing security, and ADHD cognitive support tools.