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Our research results were appeared at KAIST Times (Dec. 2, 2009).

Our work of HPCCD, Hybrid Parallel Continuous Collision Detection, won a distinguished paper award at Pacific Graphics 09

Prof. Steve Marschner, professor at Cornell Univ., visited our lab and gave a talk on his research on Oct-6.

JongYun’s proposal has been accepted from KOSAF and he will receive a scholarship for one year.

Our RACBVHs won 1st place in ACM SIGGRAPH 2009 Student Research Competition (SRC, sponsored by Microsoft Research) and advanced to the SRC Grand Finals.

Our lab hosted the physics project workshop on Aug-28.  Also, Prof. Miguel Otaduy gave a talk on his recent research.

TaeJoon Kim presented a talk on his recent IEEE TVCG paper of random-accessible compressed BVHs at SIGGRAPH 2009, held between August-3 and August-7.

Three posters of our recent work were presented at High Performance Graphics 2009.

BoChang Moon, Tae-joon Kim and Yongyoung Byun attended Eurographics Symposium on Rendering 2009, held between June-29 and July-1, at Girona.
Taken after the banquet at Castell de Peralada.
From left, Ho-chang Lee(Chung-Ang Univ.), Tae-joon Kim, Bochang Moon, Yongyoung Byun, Deukhun Cha(Sogang Univ.).

Two new students, Jong yun Jung and JiEun Lee, joined our lab at Apr.

We released an open-source library, OpenCCD, for continuous collision detection for dynamic and deforming models at Mar.

PCCD: Parallel Continous Collision Detection
Duksu Kim, Jae-Pil Heo, and Sung-Eui Yoon. Our PCCD method was presented to ACM Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics and Games 2009 as an invited poster.

Duksu Kim got a student stipend award from ACM Symposium on Interactive 3D Graphics and Games 2009.

Our research proposal, Interactive Global Illumination of Massive e-Heritage Data, is accepted from Microsoft Research Asia. This project will be conducted in this year and receive USD 20K.

Our research proposal, random-accessible compressed data representations and their applications to computer graphics, visualization, and robotics, to Korea Research Foundation is accepted. This project will be performed for 3 years start from the year of 2008. Its annual funding support is approximately 30M won (30K USD) per year.

Interactive Continuous Collision Detection between Deformable Models using Connectivity-Based Culling
Min Tang, Sean Cutis, Sung-Eui Yoon, and Dinesh Manocha
This paper is invited to a special issue of IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics as selected papers from ACM Symp. on Solid and Physical Modeling