Our latest article has just been added to Ken Sen Huang' ACM SIGGRAPH ASIA 2014 list.


Ken Sen Huang maintains one of the most useful internet resources for Computer Graphics researchers. His webpage contains a set of unofficial lists of published papers in top Computer Graphics conferences, with links to the author's draft paper versions and related material.

ACM has low fees, and most of its published science is more or less affordable for researchers.
But, I'm really happy for having a centralised website with no paywalls, where all valuable knowlegde is accesible to everyone for free.

Even more, you can find most of the paper before the conference is held, so we can study them in advance, and get the most out of this top conferences.

I haven't updated my old blog in Blogger for more than 10 years, so, now it is not avaible anymore.
That was a time where social networks were only conceptual drafts (Orkut was babbling in Brazil).

I loved to take pictures and post them to share them with my friends. Flickr was a good ally; however, Yahoo acquisition and its corresponding policy changes, I decided to abandon my account (with more than 37000 tagged photos).
Blogger helped me to share our adventures and trips in a more friendly way than Flickr interface offered one decade ago.

Computer evolution has been meteoric.
Now, a year and a half after my thesis' confinement, I have rested, explored new computer graphics fields. I think I have a different perspective. It seems a good time to return and wander to rediscover Blogger new possibilities.

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