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Graphics and Imaging Lab Team
- November, 2023
The Graphics and Imaging Lab is a research group working on computer graphics and computational imaging at Universidad de Zaragoza. The group does relevant research in the areas of physically-based rendering, image processing, computational imaging, virtual reality, applied perception... There are currently five main lines of research, which can be browsed here.
Prof. Diego Gutierrez is the founder and head of the lab, which additionally has five faculty members, one postdocs, eight PhD students, and a number of master and undergrad students. We additionally collaborate with a number of institutions, both in academia and industry.
| May , 2025 |
Sergio Cartiel has received the CEIG 2025 Best Master Thesis Award. |
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| May , 2025 |
Daniel Martin has received the CEIG 2025 Best PhD Thesis Award. |
| May , 2025 |
Our student Dario Lanza has succesfully defended his PhD Thesis (Sobresaliente Cum Laude). |
| May , 2025 |
Our work Viewers perceive shape in pictures according to per-fixation perspective has been accepted for publication in Scientific Reports (Nature Publishing Group). |
| Mar , 2025 |
Our work The Effect of Cognitive Load on Visual Search Tasks in Multisensory Virtual Environments has been accepted for presentation at the IEEE Conference on Virtual Reality and 3D User Interfaces Posters. |
| Mar , 2025 |
Our work PreciseCam: Precise Camera Control for Text-to-Image Generation has been accepted for presentation at CVPR 2025. |
| Feb , 2025 |
Our work Forward and inverse diffraction in phasor fields has been accepted for publication in Optics Express. |
| Jan , 2025 |
Our work Looking Around Flatland: End-to-End 2D Real-Time NLOS Imaging has been accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Computational Imaging. |
| Aug , 2024 |
Our work AViSal360: Audiovisual Saliency Prediction for 360º Video has been accepted for presentation for presentation at ISMAR 2024. |
| Aug , 2024 |
Our work Revisiting the Heider and Simmel experiment for social meaning attribution in virtual reality has been accepted for publication in Scientific Reports (Nature Publishing Group). |
Universidad de Zaragoza
EINA (Edificio Ada Byron)
Maria de Luna, 1
50018 Zaragoza (Spain)
graphics AT unizar DOT es