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Stan Ahalt, Professor and Director of the Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI), Ph.D. 1986, Clemson University. Signal, image, and video processing; high-performance scientific and industrial computing; pattern recognition applied to national security problems; high-productivity, domain specific languages.  (ahalt at cs.unc.edu)

Ron Alterovitz (099), Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2006, California-Berkeley. Medical robotics; motion planning; physically-based simulation; optimization; medical image analysis. (ron at cs.unc.edu)

James Anderson (062), Professor, Ph.D. 1990, Texas-Austin. Real-time systems; distributed and concurrent algorithms; multicore computing; operating systems. (anderson at cs.unc.edu)

Sanjoy K. Baruah (078), Professor, Ph.D. 1993, Texas-Austin. Scheduling theory; real-time and safety-critical system design; computer networks; resource allocation and sharing in distributed computing environments. (baruah at cs.unc.edu)

Gary Bishop (039), Professor, Ph.D. 1984, UNC-Chapel Hill. Hardware and software for man-machine interaction; assistive technology; tracking technologies; 3D interactive computer graphics; virtual environments; image-based rendering. (gb at cs.unc.edu)

Frederick P. Brooks, Jr. (009), Kenan Professor, Ph.D. 1956, Harvard. 3D interactive computer graphics; human-computer interaction; virtual worlds; computer architecture; the design process. (brooks at cs.unc.edu)

Peter Calingaert (004), Professor Emeritus, Ph.D. 1955, Harvard. (pc at cs.unc.edu)

Nick England (067), Adjunct Research Professor (President, 3rdTech, Inc.), E.E. 1974, N.C. State. Systems architectures for graphics and imaging; scientific visualization; volume rendering; interactive surface modeling. (nick at cs.unc.edu)

Mark Foskey (118), Adjunct Research Assistant Professor (Research Assistant Professor, Department of Radiation Oncology), Ph.D. 1994, UC-San Diego. Medical image analysis, especially in cancer therapy; geometric computation. (mark_foskey at unc.edu)

Rob Fowler (110), Adjunct Professor (Director, HPC Research, Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI)), Ph.D. University of Washington. (rjf at renci.org)

Henry Fuchs (011), Federico Gil Professor, Ph.D. 1975, Utah. Virtual environments; telepresence; future office environments; 3D medical imaging; computer vision and robotics. (fuchs at cs.unc.edu)

Guido Gerig (075), Adjunct Professor (School of Computing/Scientific Computing and Imaging Institute, University of Utah), Ph.D. 1987, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH). Image analysis; shape-based object recognition; 3D object representation and quantitative analysis; medical image processing. (gerig at cs.unc.edu)

Morgan Giddings (100), Adjunct Associate Professor (Associate Professor, Departments of Microbiology & Immunology and Biomedical Engineering), Ph.D. 1997, University of Wisconsin. (giddings at unc.edu)

John H. Halton (026), Professor Emeritus, D.Phil. 1960, Oxford, Sc.D. 2008, Cambridge. (halton at cs.unc.edu)

Kye S. Hedlund (022), Associate Professor, Ph.D. 1982, Purdue. Software engineering: CAD tools. (hedlund at cs.unc.edu)

M. Gail Jones, Adjunct Professor (Professor of Science Education, N.C. State), Ph.D. 1987, North Carolina State University. Science education, gender and science, high-stakes assessment nanotechnology education, haptics and learning. (gail_jones at ncsu.edu)

Sarang Joshi, Adjunct Associate Professor (Associate Professor of Bioengineering, University of Utah), D.Sc. Washington University in St. Louis.

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Jasleen Kaur (088), Associate Professor, Ph.D. 2002, Texas-Austin. Design and analysis of networks and operating systems; specifically, resource management for providing service guarantees, Internet measurements, transport protocols, and congestion control. (jasleen at cs.unc.edu)

Anselmo A. Lastra (052), Professor and Chair, Ph.D. 1988, Duke. Interactive 3D computer graphics; hardware architectures for computer graphics. (lastra at cs.unc.edu)

Svetlana Lazebnik (096), Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2006, Illinois-Urbana-Champaign. Object recognition & scene interpretation; internet photo collections; reconstruction of 3D objects from photos/video; machine learning techniques for visual recognition problems; clustering & vector quantization; nonlinear dimensionality reduction and manifold learning. (lazebnik at cs.unc.edu)

Ming C. Lin (072), Beverly W. Long Distinguished Professor, Ph.D. 1993, California-Berkeley. Physically based and geometric modeling; applied computational geometry; robotics; distributed interactive simulation; virtual environments; algorithm analysis; many-core computing. (lin at cs.unc.edu)

Gyula A. Mago (002), Professor Emeritus, Ph.D. 1970, Cambridge. (mago at cs.unc.edu)

J. Stephen Marron (114), Adjunct Professor (Amos Hawley Distinguished Professor, Department of Statistics and Operations Research), Ph.D. 1982, UC-Los Angeles. Smoothing methods for curve estimation. (marron at email.unc.edu)

Ketan Mayer-Patel (080), Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Admissions, Ph.D. 1999, California-Berkeley. Multimedia systems; networking; multicast applications. (kmp at cs.unc.edu)

Leonard McMillan (087), Associate Professor, Ph.D. 1997, UNC-Chapel Hill. Computational biology; genetics; genomics; bioinformatics; information visualization; data-driven modeling; image porcessing; imaging technologies; computer graphics. (mcmillan at cs.unc.edu)

Steven E. Molnar (054), Adjunct Associate Professor (3D Architect, NVIDIA Corp.), Ph.D. 1991, UNC-Chapel Hill. Architectures for real-time computer graphics; VLSI-based system design; parallel rendering algorithms. (molnar at cs.unc.edu)

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Fabian Monrose (091), Associate Professor, Ph.D., 1999, New York University. Computer and network security, biometrics and user authentication. (fabian at cs.unc.edu)

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Frank Mueller, Adjunct Associate Professor (Associate Professor, NC State; Research Associate, RENCI), Ph.D. 1994, Florida State.

Tessa Joseph Nicholas, Lecturer, Ph.D. 2008, UNC-Chapel Hill. New media arts and poetics, digital communities, and digital-age ethics. (nicholas at cs.unc.edu)

Marc Niethammer (098), Assistant Professor, Ph.D. 2004, Georgia Institute of Technology. Quantitative image analysis; shape analysis; diffusion weighted magnetic resonance imaging; cellular imaging; visual tracking and estimation theory; structural health monitoring. (mn at cs.unc.edu)

Andrew B. Nobel (107), Adjunct Professor (Professor, Department of Statistics and Operations Research), Ph.D. 1992, Stanford. Statistical analysis of microarrays, analysis of internet traffic, non-parametric inference, pattern recognition: clustering and classification. (nobel at email.unc.edu)

Lars S. Nyland (117), Adjunct Research Associate Professor (Senior Architect, NVIDIA Corp.), Ph.D. 1991, Duke. High-performance computing; hardware systems; computer graphics and image analysis; geometric modeling and computation; parallel algorithms; parallel computer architecture; programming languages; program transformation and optimization techniques; scientific computing; real-time systems; distributed systems. (nyland at cs.unc.edu)

Stephen M. Pizer (006), Kenan Professor, Ph.D. 1967, Harvard. Image display and analysis; medical imaging; human and computer vision; graphics. (pizer at cs.unc.edu)

David A. Plaisted (028), Professor, Ph.D. 1976, Stanford. Mechanical theorem proving; term rewriting systems; logic programming; algorithms. (plaisted at cs.unc.edu)

Marc Pollefeys (089), Research Professor, Ph.D. 1999, K.U. Leuven, Belgium. Computer vision; image-based modeling and rendering; image and video analysis; multi-view geometry. (marc at cs.unc.edu)

John Poulton (032), Adjunct Research Professor (Senior Technical Staff, NVIDIA Corp.), Ph.D. 1980, UNC-Chapel Hill. Graphics architectures; VLSI-based system design; design tools; rapid system prototyping. (jp at cs.unc.edu)