Geometry Processor is a research team working on computational geometric processing. In this website, you can find detailed information about our research. Generally speaking, our research focuses on computational quasi-conformal geometry and its applications. The main goal is to develop computational quasi-conformal theories on discrete objects, with different applications in medical imaging, surface registration, data processing, shape analysis, computer graphics and so on.


Over the years, different researchers from various institutions have collaborated with us on different projects, such as:

• Prof. Shing-Tung Yau (Department of Mathematics, Harvard University)
  
• Prof. Tony F. Chan (President, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology)
• Prof. Xianfeng Gu (Department of Computer Sciences, Stony Brook University)
• Prof. Paul M. Thompson (Laboratory of Neuroimaging, UCLA School of Medicine)
• Dr. Ronald Lok Ming Lui (Department of Mathematics, Harvard University)
• Dr. Wei Zeng (Department of Computer Sciences, Stony Brook University)
• Mr. Tsz Wai Wong (Department of Mathematics, UCLA)
• Dr. Yalin Wang (Department of Mathematics, UCLA; Laboratory of Neuroimaging, UCLA School of Medicine)

and many other collaborators from the mathematics department, engineering school and medical school.