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Tour Eiffel –
November 2008 |
Benjamin C. Lok,
Ph.D. Assistant
Professor Computer and Information Science and
Engineering Department College of Engineering, University of Florida
CSE
Building Room 342 (352)
392-1492 (office), (352) 392-1220 (fax) |
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Research |
Virtual Experiences Research
Group Spring
2008: I am looking
to support: 1. Undergraduates (Freshmen-Seniors) with experience in 3D modeling (e.g.
Maya or 3DSMax). Info on the 3D Modeling job 2. Undergraduates (Freshmen-Juniors) with an interest in getting into research. They should be
highly motivated and have experience in making games, or OpenGL. 3. Graduate students with
experience in OpenGL. 1) read my info for
graduate students (required), and 2) email me! |
Virtual
Experiences Research Group 2008-2009 |
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Teaching |
Fall 2008 – Virtual Environments Computer
Graphics Human-Computer
Interaction Virtual
Environments |
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Service Personal |
Association of
Computing Machinery Department Colloquium Committee (Colloquium
Speaker Checklist) My own Office of Real Soon Now |
Club
hockey vs Hofstra at |
If you'd like to schedule a meeting, please email me with a
proposed time:
Bio: Benjamin C. Lok is an Assistant
Professor in the Computer and Information
Sciences and Engineering Department at the University
of Florida. He also holds an Adjunct
Assistant Professor position in the Surgical Oncology Department at the Medical College of Georgia (however, he isn't so
useful if you are sick). His research
focuses on virtual humans and mixed reality in the areas of computer graphics,
virtual environments, and human-computer interaction. Professor Lok received a
Ph.D. (2002, advisor: Dr. Frederick P.
Brooks, Jr.) and M.S. (1999) from the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and a B.S. in Computer Science (1997)
from the University of Tulsa. He did a post-doc fellowship (2003) under Dr. Larry F. Hodges at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Professor Lok received a NSF
Career Award (2007-2012) and the UF ACM CISE Teacher of the Year Award in
2005-2006. He and his students in the Virtual Experiences Research Group
have received Best Paper Awards at ACM I3D (Top 3, 2003) and IEEE VR
(2008). His work is supported by the
National Science Foundation, National Institute of Health, and Association of
Surgical Educators.