If you are interested in joining the lab, please see Prospective Students information below.

Current Students

Former Students

NAME	DEGREE	GRADUATED	THESIS/PROJECT TITLE	LAST SEEN AT
Yue Ouyang	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2010	Investigation of specularities on low relief surfaces	CAE, St. Laurent QC
Fahim Mannan	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2010	Performance of MRF-based stereo in 3D cluttered scenes	McGill U (Ph.D. program)
Jean-Phillippe Tardif	postdoc	'08-'09	Vanishing point detection	CMU, Pittsburgh PA
Scott McCloskey*	Ph.D.	Winter 2008	"Investigating Blur in the Framework of Reverse Projection"	Honeywell, Minneapolis
Matthew Wahab	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2006	"Multiresolution motion textures"	Feeling Software, Montreal
Derek Rivait	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2006	"Three dimensional power spectra of motion parallax in cluttered scenes"	Microsoft Corp., Redmond WA
Dipinder Rekhi	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2005	"Fluid visualization and fluid solvers"	Microsoft Corp., Redmond WA
Javeen Pereira	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2005	"Rendering egomotion using dynamic textures"	NVIDIA, Santa Clara CA
Yousef Farasat	M.Sc. Thesis	Fall 2005	"Motion of specularities on undulating surfaces"	B.Arch. student (McGill)
Aditya Bhatia	M.Sc. Project	Winter 2005	"Combining spectral snow with a particle system"	Ubisoft,  Montreal
Daria Gipsman	M.Sc. Thesis	Winter 2004	"Critical points of shading:  on intensity maxima"	Cymmetry Systems, Montreal
Linqiao Zhang	M.Sc. Thesis	Winter 2004	"Rendering falling snow using Fourier transforms"	Ph.D. student at McGill
Charles Lai*	M.Sc. Project	Fall 2001	"Object reconstruction using shadows"	Nokia, Montreal

*co-supervised with Kaleem Siddiqi

Stephane Kaufmann	summer intern from France	Summer 2011	"Graph-cut based depth from defocus	Ecole Polytechnique, Paris
Roy Breidi	Research Assistant	Summer 2010	"Volume visualization using a cloud of points"	CAE, St. Laurent QC
Liam Flookes	COMP 400, NSERC USRA	Summer 2006	"Image velocity distributions on specular surfaces"	Electronic Arts, Montreal
Vincent Chapdelaine-Couture	COMP 400	Winter 2002	"3D Model Compression for Graphics"	Ph.D. student at U de M

Prospective Students

I am always interested in supervising new students/trainees:

• Postdoc: unless I have a position advertised, then you will need to obtain your own funding from external sources, e.g. NSERC (Canada), FQRNT (Quebec), DAAD and AvH (Germany), etc.


• Ph.D.: I am looking for excellent students who have a background in either computer vision or human vision, and preferably have an interest in both. If you wish to contact me by sending me your C.V., that is fine. However, unless you have a specific proposal about why you would like to work with me, then I will most likely just ignore your email. Don't just say "I am interesting in doing computer vision", or "I am intereested in your optical snow work". You need to show me that you have read at least one of my papers and thought about it. Of course, you will also need to go through the formal processing of applying to the Ph.D. program.


• M.Sc.: If you would like to do a Master's degree under my supervision, then you should apply to the M.Sc.. program and list me as a potential supervisor.


• Undergraduates: If you are currently enrolled in a degree program offered at McGill, then feel free to contact me to inquire about project supervision. If you are an undergraduate outside of McGill, then you will need to be very specific about why you want to work in my lab.

Also see General information for prospective students