I am an Associate Professor at the
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
at
The Ohio State University.
I received my PhD degree in
Computer Science
from
Virginia Tech
advised by
Doug A. Bowman and did
my postdoctoral work with
David H. Laidlaw at
Computer Science Department
at
Brown University.
My research centers around the fascinating interdisciplinary science of
interactive visualization and virtual reality.
I am directing the
OSU Interactive Visual Computing Lab
,
where
I work with
the most brilliant students and colleagues worldwide
to understand how humans, as well as artificial intelligence see, make sense, retain, and understand information and
to design and study new interactive metaphors
and visualization to augment scientists' ability to explore vast amount of data on desktop or immersive virtual environments.
Our current methods combine cognitive and perceptual experiments and mathematical modeling.
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Interactive Visual Computing Lab (IVCL@OSU)
The work of my team is described in my group research pages outlining the lab’s research theme,
people,
publications, and
selected sets of projects.
These pages remain the best source of information about my group and collaborators.
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Publications
As listed on
my google scholar page (or
my local publication page),
I mostly publish at IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics (TVCG) and the IEEE VIS and IEEE Virtual Reality conferences.
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Biography
You can find a reasonably updated CV in pdf format, which includes students I have worked with, a list of publications, current projects, and courses I teach.
Questions, comments, and suggestions? E-mail me: chen.8028@osu.edu.
Office: 783 Dreese Laboratories
Department of Computer Science and Engineering
The Ohio State University
2015 Neil Ave.
Columbus, OH 43210-1277, USA
614.688.1981 (office)
614.292.2911 (fax)
Office hours (Fall 2018): By appointment only.
