About me
I am a postdoctoral researcher in Junqiu Zhu's group at Shandong University. My research focuses on photorealistic rendering, including appearance modeling for complex
multi-scale materials (human skin, hair, fur, scales, feathers, cosmetics, textiles, and granular materials), light transport simulation algorithms and data-driven representations. I am also interested in inverse
rendering, differentiable rendering and 3D reconstruction. I am currently collaborating with Zahra Montazeri's group on the representation
and rendering of textiles.
I completed my PhD dissertation, Modeling and Rendering of Multiscale Materials, at the Graphics and Imaging Lab, Universidad de Zaragoza. I was a Marie Sklodowska-Curie Fellow of the EU Project PRIME, advised by Adolfo Muñoz and Adrian Jarabo. I hold an M.Sc. in Informatics from the Technical University of Munich with a major in Graphics and Vision, and a B.Sc. in Computer Science from the Universidad Central de Venezuela with a major in Computer Graphics.
Extension of the Deferred Neural Rendering pipeline to perform relighting tasks. This is a new paradigm for image synthesis that combines the traditional graphics pipeline with learnable Neural Textures.
2019, Oct 18 — 1 minute readIntegration of Microsoft HoloLens devices to the Collaborative Design Platform using the Unity game engine.
2019, Oct 12 — 2 minute readReal-time mixed reality game using marker-less tracking and 3D reconstruction based on Kinect Fusion pipeline and several Unity modules.
2019, Feb 05 — 1 minute readAlphaGo algorithm implementation in C++ 17 for the protein folding problem.
2018, Oct 02 — 2 minute readC++ library for the extraction of ground truth labels and the internal game states of video games to train computer vision models for autonomous driving applications.
2018, Sep 28 — 2 minute readIntuitive tool using OpenGL to explore and evaluate several fractal algorithms and their associated parameters.
2015, May 24 — 2 minute read