Regular biography
Dr. Yim Pan Chui is a Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. His teaching includes courses such as ENGG1000 IT Foundation, ENGG1110 Problem Solving by Programming, CSCI1130 Introduction to Computing using Java, CSCI3310 Mobile Computing and Applications Development. His research interests encompass computer graphics, medical simulation, and distributed virtual environments. Dr. Chui is affiliated with the VR, Visualization and Imaging Research Centre at CUHK.
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Yim-Pan Chui is a Lecturer at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, specializing in Simulation-based Learning, Distributed Virtual Reality, and Human Computer Interaction. Their research focuses on developing immersive and interactive systems for medical and surgical training, including virtual reality simulators for orthopedic and arthroscopic procedures, as well as serious games for learning ultrasound-guided needle placement and blood management. Chui's work also explores advanced visualization techniques, such as volumetric ultrasound panoramas and 3D SIFT-based methods, alongside haptic simulation for acupuncture training. Their research emphasizes real-time rendering, multi-GPU acceleration, and interactive modeling for medical education and clinical applications.