I'm a professor at the Department of Computer Science, University of Leuven, since October 2001. My research takes place in the computer graphics group. I got my Ph.D. from the same department in 1996, and I was a postdoctoral associate for 3 years (1998-2001) at the Program of Computer Graphics at Cornell University.

Main Research Interests:

• Image-based relighting algorithms.
• Global Illumination: perception-based, real-time, complex visibility, bidirectional transport, mathematical frameworks
• Point-based graphics.
• Texture Synthesis & Procedural textures
  

• List of research papers and publications, upto 2003.
  Look at the publications webpage of the Graphics Group for the most recent publications.
  

• List of invited talks.


• Ph.D. Thesis: Mathematical Frameworks and Monte Carlo Algorithms for Global Illumination in Computer Graphics.

Global Illumination Compendium - an ongoing effort of collecting the most useful equations and formulas for global illumination in a single document.