New WWTF Project: GuidedVA
At the highly competitive ”Information and Communication Technology” Project Call of the Vienna Science and Technology Fund (WWTF), our basic research project GuidedVA was funded.
News
CVAST welcomes a new member: Nikolaus Piccolotto
CVAST is proud to announce that a new member is now part of the group: Nikolaus Piccolotto!
Nikolaus is joining CVAST as a PhD Student in the field of visualization for "Blind Source Separation" (BSS).
Nikolaus is joining CVAST as a PhD Student in the field of visualization for "Blind Source Separation" (BSS)."The Fabric of Heroes" 3rd place at GD 2019 Contest!
Following our previous announcement, results for the GD 2019 Creative Challenge Contest are out: CVAST submission "The Fabric of Heroes" got the THIRD place for the SECOND year in a row!
Congratulations to the authors, keep up the good work!
"The Fabric of Heroes" FINALIST at GD 2019 Contest!
CVAST team made the top three at the "International Symposium on Graph Drawing and Network Visualization" creative topic contest with "The Fabric of Heroes" submission. Final ranking will be announced later this month, but in the meantime congratulations to the authors! Read more!
Winner of the EG VCBM 2019 Image Contest
'Microtubule Catastrophe' -- our joined submission with the Research Division of Computer Graphics (TU Wien) and the Molecular Graphics Lab at the Scripps Research Institute -- won the Jury's Award of the Image Contest at the 9th EG Workshop on Visual Computing for Biology and Medicine (VCBM 2019).
Invited Talk: Daniel Archambault (Swansea University): Drawing and Visualising Event-Based Dynamic Graphs
Daniel Archambault
University Swansea, United Kingdom
http://cs.swansea.ac.uk/~csdarchambault
CVAST welcomes a new member: Lukas Decker
CVAST is happy to announce that Lukas Decker, bachelor student in Media Informatics and Visual Computing at TU Wien, will be joining the CVAST group for a one month internship until the end of July. All of CVAST wishes him a nice and productive stay.
Velitchko Filipov - Successful PhD Proficiency Evaluation
On May 27, 2019 successfully defended his PhD proposal titled "Networks in Time and Space".
Saminu Salisu:: Successful PhD Proficiency Evaluation
On April 29, 2019 successfully defended his PhD proposal titled "Spatio-Temporal Uncertainty Discovery in Cultural Heritage Data".
Winner of the PacificVis 2019 Visual Data Storytelling Contest
"Of Catastrophes and Rescues: Making the Invisible Visible" -- our joined submission with the Research Division of Computer Graphics (TU Wien) and the Molecular Graphics Lab at the Scripps Research Institute -- won the Visual Data Storytelling Contest at PacificVis 2019.