TU Wien is looking for exceptionally talented and highly motivated candidates for its SFB Advanced Computational Design. Please see the call for more details!  

GCD invites PhD students to apply for a GCD Fellowship!   Application Please be advised that the call for the GCD Fellowship is open until December 6, 2019. The fellow will be announced until January 31, 2020. Fellowship:  max. €

GCD acquired a specially equipped industrial robot for research in human-robot interaction. Furthermore, GCD purchased VR equipment for experiments in human factors in design (Pupil Labs eye tracker, Vive Pro HMD) and a powerful dual-GPU (NVIDIA Titan V) compute workstation.

For her research stay at PennState, PA (Dr. Jose Duarte) from August 2019 to January 2020 A. Wutte received a Marshall plan scholarship and a TU Wien KUWI grant! We congratulate!

28. January 2019 from 9am to 4pm the final workshop of the DCCD (Doctoral College: Computational Design) has taken place in Kontaktraum, Neues EI, Gusshausstr. The GCD members and supervisors met to learn about the work and results of the

C. Kern, T. Repper won the „German Design Award 2018” for the “RW2 Europan BA2“ project.

M. Miro was awarded with two awards: VSS2018 (Vienna young Scientists Symposium): Geometric computation to surface design INDUSTRY 4.0: From Smart Factory to Smart City

From 6th of January 2019 till 6th of March 2019 A. Rasoulzadeh will stay at Centre National de la recherche scientifique (CNRS) at the “Universite de Nantes” for a research stay! Supervision: Prof. Philippe Wenger Topic: Workspace and singularity-free trajectories

ACM Student Research Competition, 2. Place (Graduate Students) for M. Schütz!  

Hackathon 2018 Award at Technische Universität Berlin. First prize in the category for Best Dynamo Project: tool “Auto.Cooperate” Team: G. Sibenik and Bollinger+Grohmann Ingenieure

From June to September 2018 K. Krösl visited the Columbia University, New York, USA for a research stay at Computer Graphics and User Interfaces Lab, Department of Computer Science. Supervisor: Prof. Steven Feiner

For her stay at Columbia University (Prof. Steven Feiner) from June to September 2018 K. Krösl won a GCD research and a VRVis Travel grant! We congratulate!

We are proud to announce that the paper: K. Leimer, M.Birsak, F. Rist, P. Musialski: Sit & Relax: Interactive Design of Body-Supporting Surfaces. Computer Graphics Forum, 37(7), October 2018. was awarded with the “Best Paper Honorable Mention” at the Pacific

Helmut Pottmann, who founded the center and helped it grow and prosper during past 4 years, recently moved to KAUST. Since October 1st, 2018, Michael Wimmer, who has acted as vice director for GCD so far, has taken up the

We are proud to announce that Josef Füssl won a FWF START grant with the submitted project “Making wood predictable through computational methods“. Congratulation! Project leader: Josef Füssl Duration: 6 years Agency: FWF START-Programm   Abstract: Wood as structural bearing

The members of the research group Applied Geometry proudly proclaim that our head Helmut Pottmann was honored with three outstanding awards this year. Fellow of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (2018) Eurographics Outstanding Technical Contributions Award (2018) Pierre

“Generating surfaces from curvature — a playful approach” Agency: Austrian Science Fund, FWF [TCS 52] Duration: 08/2018 – 01/2020 Project leader: Christian Müller

“Geometric shape generation” Joint Project between Austria (FWF) and Japan (JSPS) Project leader (Austria): Udo Hertrich-Jeromin People: Maria Lara Miro, Denis Polly, Florian Rist Project leader (Japan): Miyuki Koiso Start: 1 Apr 2018 – 31 Mar 2020 (approved 5 Mar

Opera in three acts by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart With Hany Abdelzaher, Sofija Almazova, Muratkan Atam, Ghazal Kazemi, Yaonjae Kim, Namil Kim, Erik Rousi, Aleksandra Szmyd, Eyrun Unnarsdottir, Xin Wang, and others. As well as choir and symphony orchestra of MUK.

“Singularity Closeness of Stewart-Gough Platforms” Agency: Austrian Science Fund, FWF (P30855) Funding: 192.774,76 EUR Start: Summer 2018, duration: 4 years Project leader: Georg Nawratil   General information: This project is devoted to the evaluation of singularity closeness of Stewart-Gough (SG)