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  • 20.12.2023
    Misha Kazhdan (Computer Science, Johns Hopkins University) will be giving a CGGC seminar on January 18th, at 11:30 Auditorium GOT 012, visitors center, Taub building floor- 0.
  • 16.7.2023
    Tomer Giladi will present in CGGC seminar (*M.Sc. Talk*, Advisor: Prof. Mirela Ben-Chen) on August 3rd, at 13:00, Taub 401.
  • 9.7.2023
    Congratulations to Shir Rorberg for winning the Best Paper Award 2nd place for her SGP 2023 paper titled: “BPM: Blended Piecewise Möbius Maps” (joint work with Amir Vaxman).
  • 20.6.2023
    Coming next, Our CGGC seminars will be given by Julian Panetta (Computer Science, UC Davis) on 26.06.2023 at 11:30, Taub 601; and by Amir Vaxman (The School of Informatics, The University of Edinburgh) on 28.06.2023 at 11:30, Auditorium GOT 012, visitors center, Taub building floor- 0.
  • 12.6.2023
    Alla Sheffer (Computer Science, University of British Columbia) will be giving a CGGC seminar on June 27th, at 11:30 Auditorium GOT 012, visitors center, Taub building floor- 0.
  • 8.2.2023
    Coming next, Our CGGC seminar will be given by Rephael Wenger (The Ohio State University) on 16.02.2023 at 11:30, Taub 401.
  • 21.12.2022
    Haitham Fadila will present in the CGGC seminar (*M.Sc. Talk*, Advisor: Prof. Gershon Elber) on January 15th, at 13:30, Taub 301.
  • 7.11.2022
    Rephael Wenger (The Ohio State University) will present in the CGGC seminar on November 20th, at 13:30, Taub 301.
  • 19.10.2022
    Coming next, Our CGGC seminar will be given by Tatsuya Yatagawa (School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo) on 24.10.2022 at 13:30, Taub 401.
  • 19.10.2022
    Florine Hartwig (Mathematics Center, the University of Bonn) will be visiting the CGGC and giving a lecture on 13.11.2022, at 13:30, Taub 301.

Welcome to the Center for Graphics and Geometric Computing (CGGC)!

CGGC based in the Technion's Faculty of Computer Science conducts basic research in computer graphics, solid modeling, geometry processing, visualization, and discrete and computational geometry. This research is applied to solve problems in a variety of application fields.

The Center for Graphics and Geometric Computing was founded in 2001 with the goal of becoming the hub of computer graphics and geometric modeling in Israel, both on the theoretical and practical levels. The research conducted by the CGGC faculty, their graduate students, and Center affiliates, is at the cutting-edge of academic research, while tuned to industrial applications.

The research spans a broad spectrum of disciplines, allowing computer graphics and geometry students to converge in a productive and stimulating environment. The Center collaborates closely with other leading faculties at the Technion - Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering - and with other academic centers in Israel and abroad.