The Computer Graphics Group give students the opportunity to work on a wide variety of topics in the fields of Computer Graphics and Geometry Processing. Bachelors and Master students interested in those fields are encouraged to contact us to discuss theses topics. You can also find already-existing thesis topics below. All theses' topics are flexible and can be arranged to suit your interests.
Finished Master Thesis:
"Iterative local remeshing for locally-injective deformations" by Antoine Demont. September 2024. report | code
"3D building planimetry from unaligned point clouds" by Dave Meier. July 2022. report | code
Finished Bachelor Thesis:
"3D Metric Fields - Optimizing Frame Fields in a new Metric" by Florin Achermann. October 2023. report
"Fast Hexahedral Mesh Extraction from Locally Injective Integer-Grid Maps" by Tobias Kohler. October 2023. report | slides
"Up to 58 Tets/Hex to untangle Hex meshes" by Luca Schaller. November 2022. report | code | slides
"Rust-V Physically Based Spectral Rendering" by Julius Oeftiger. July 2022. report | code
"Creation and modification of 3D meshes in virtual reality" by Marcel Zauder. February 2022
"Foldover-Free Maps: an Evaluation" by Maksim Fomin. January 2022. report
"Hex-Mesh Optimization with Edge-Cone" by Elias Wipfli. December 2021
"Geodesic distance computation via virtual source propagation in a volumetric setting" by Marco Cacciatore. October 2021.
"Optimized visualization of OpenVolumeMesh in Blender" by Lorenzo Wipfli. October 2021.
"Topology preserving Meshing of Medical Data with multiple Materials" by Steve Mürset. September 2021.
"Feature Detection in Triangle Meshes" by Lukas Seeholzer. March 2021. report
"Flesh Simulation with Application to Character Animation" by Corina Danja Masanti. January 2021. report
