I've moved from Cornell. Here's my new web page.

I finished my Ph.D. in May 2017. I was privileged to be advised by Kavita Bala and Steve Marschner. I did research on rendering algorithms and appearance acquisition/modeling, specializing in problems related to fibrous materials such as human hair and cloth.

Before coming to Cornell, I lectured at Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Science, Kasetsart University. I finished my undergrad at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and also got a master's degree there.

I will join Google Japan as a software engineer in July 2017. As a result, I'm not going to be on the job market for a while.

In any case, My CV is available here: [PDF]

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Cornell University (as a Teaching Assistant)

• CS 4620 Introduction to Computer Graphics, Spring 2017
• CS 5625 Interactive Computer Graphics, Spring 2016
• CS 6630 Realistic Image Synthesis, Fall 2015
• CS 5625 Interactive Computer Graphics, Spring 2015
• CS 4620 Introduction to Computer Graphics, Fall 2012
• CS 4620 Introduction to Computer Graphics, Fall 2011 (Outstanding TA Award)

Kasetsart University (as a Lecturer)

• 418115 Structured Programming
• 418341 Computer Graphics Working Environment
• 418342 Web Application Programming
• 418383 Game Programming
• 418512 Computer Programming Languages
• 418531 Data Structures and Algorithm Analysis
• 418536 Advanced Operating System Administration

My Erdős number is at most 4. (Khungurn - Saranurak - Nanongkai - Tetali - Erdős)

I have studied Japanese for 6 years: 3 years in college and 3 more years here at Cornell. I can hold conversations, explain rather complicated concepts, and write essays. Here are examples of writings I submitted to my Japeanese classes:

• 在日韓国・朝鮮人への憎悪表現の問題
• 日本人とソーシャル・ネットワーキング・サービス

As for formal qualifications, I took the JLPT N2 in December 2015 and passed.

Last modified: May, 2017