Chandrajit Bajaj
Professor
Bajaj's research is focussed on developing computer science and applied mathematics algorithms in geometric modeling, imaging data sciences, bio-informatics and data visualization. Many applications stem from bio-medical engineering, physical, chemical, geological sciences and bio-inspired architecture. His commitment to the field of computational and predictive medicine is evidenced by his research focus this past decade
Research
Research Areas:
- Bioinformatics and Computational Biology
- Graphics and Visualization
- Machine Learning
- Scientific Computing
Research Interests:
- Developing computer science and applied mathematics algorithms in geometric modeling
- Imaging data sciences
- Data visualization
Select Publications
. 2014. “From Voxel Maps to Models”. Oxford University Press.
. 2013. “Nonuniform Fourier Transforms for Rigid-Body and Multi-Dimensional Rotational Correlations”. SIAM Journal of Scientific Computing.
.“An Eff. Higher-Order Fast Multipole Bound. Element Soln for Poisson-Boltzmann Molecular Electrostatics”. SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing.
.“Fast Molecular Solvation Energetics and Force Computation”. SIAM Journal on Scientific Computing.
.“Modeling Cardiovascular Anatomy from Patient-Specific Imaging”. Advances in Comp. Vision and Medical Image Processing.
Awards & Honors
- 2004 - University of Texas, Faculty Research Award
- 2004 - University of Texas, Dean Research Award
- 2006 - Best Paper, Computer Aided Design
- 2010 - Best Paper, ACM Symposium on Solid and Physical Modeling
- 2013 - Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers
- 2010 - Fellow of University of Texas Institute for Cellular and Molecular Biology
- 2009 - Fellow of the Association for Computing Machinery
- 2008 - Fellow of The American Association for the Advancement of Science
- 2010 - University of Texas-Moncrief Grand Challenge Faculty Research Award
- 2011 - University of Texas-Moncrief Grand Challenge Faculty Research Award
Contact Info
Chandrajit Bajaj
Professor, Computational Applied Mathematics Chair in Visualization
(512) 471-8870
POB 2.324A