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I am currently a third year PhD student working with Prof. Adam Finkelstein in Princeton Graphics group. My research interests include non-photorealistic rendering, interactive rendering system, techniques that facilitate the creation of digital art, etc.
I come from Beijing, China. I received my B.S. in Computer Science and Mathematics from Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) in June of 2009. I spent my junior year studying in University of Pennsylvania, where I picked up my research interests in Computer Graphics. Before coming to Princeton, I undertook a summer internship as a software engineer at Electronic Arts in California in summer 2008 and served as a research assistant at HKUST in summer 2009.
I have been working closely with collaborators at Adobe Systems including Stephen DiVerdi and Holger Winnemoller, about digital art creation and video conferencing applications. I have been a research intern with Advanced Technology Labs (2011 spring and summer, 2012 summer).
I am a devoted Argentine Tango dancer. I also enjoy Salsa, Ballroom and Swing. Visit the Princeton Tango page for information about the club. I also love traveling, enjoy outdoor sports and have a passion for nature.
New:
HelpingHand: Example-based Stroke Stylization
Jingwan Lu, Fisher Yu, Adam Finkelstein, Stephen DiVerdi
SIGGRAPH 2012, Proceedings of the 39th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques
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