Regular biography
Denis Zorin is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science at New York University. His research interests include computer graphics, geometric modeling, subdivision surfaces, multiresolution surface representations, fluid and solid simulation, and perceptually based methods for computer graphics. Zorin holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the California Institute of Technology, USA, awarded in 1997. He is based at 60 Fifth Ave, 512, and can be contacted via email at dzorin at cs.nyu.edu. His work contributes to the advancement of computational methods in visual computing.
Scholar-generated biography
Denis Zorin is a Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics at the Courant Institute, NYU, specializing in Computer Graphics, Geometry Processing, Scientific Computing, and Computational Fabrication. His research focuses on developing algorithms for mesh processing, surface modeling, and simulation of physical phenomena. Key contributions include interpolating subdivision for meshes with arbitrary topology, interactive multiresolution mesh editing, and computational methods for additive fabrication. Zorin's work also extends to geometric deep learning, with projects like the ABC dataset for big CAD models. His research emphasizes efficient and robust numerical methods for complex geometric and physical simulations.