Barbara Solenthaler

Barbara Solenthaler is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Computer Science at ETH Zurich. Her research interests include computer graphics, 3D modeling, animation, physics-based simulation, virtual humans, and machine learning. She is affiliated with ETH Zurich and contributes to academic and research activities in these areas. Her work focuses on advancing computational methods for visual and interactive systems.

Barbara Solenthaler is a researcher in computer graphics, focusing on modeling and physics-based animation. Her work explores advanced simulation techniques for fluids and solids, including smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) and particle-based methods. She has contributed to predictive-corrective incompressible SPH, fluid-fluid interactions, and data-driven fluid simulations. Her research also addresses rigid-fluid coupling, adaptive sampling, and GPU-accelerated rendering. Additionally, she has investigated neural style transfer for smoke simulations and latent space subdivision for fluid flow prediction. Her publications appear in top venues like Computer Graphics Forum and highlight her expertise in creating realistic and interactive simulations for computer graphics applications.