I'll be the Technical Papers Chair at SIGGRAPH 2026 and @justinmsolomon.bsky.social will be the Technical Papers Assistant Chair. If you're interested in joining the SIGGRAPH 2026 TPC member pool, please fill in the following nomination form by Aug 15th 2025: forms.gle/FwY1KwBh7grt...

SIGGRAPH 2026 Technical Papers Program Committee Nomination

Please apply by August 15th, 2025. Eligibility SIGGRAPH TPC members typically hold PhD degrees, have an academic position or a research position in the industry, and have published multiple papers a...

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SGI is an amazing example of how one can bring excellent new graduate students from a variety of backgrounds into a research field. It's one of the few examples that I've seen work in practice. It's going to disappear in 2026 if new funding is not secured. If you can help, contact Justin!

Justin Solomon@justinmsolomon.bsky.social · last yr.

Our Summer Geometry Initiative is more popular than ever, with a record # of applicants. But thanks to "2025 problems," SGI needs sponsors for it to survive past 2025. Please contact me if you're interested or have ideas!

The Symposium on Geometry Processing is an amazing venue for geometry research: meshes, point clouds, neural fields, 3D ML, etc. Reviews are quick and high-quality. The deadline is in ~10 days. Consider submitting your work, I'm planning to submit! sgp2025.my.canva.site/submit-page-...

As the spring semester is starting, this is the bi-yearly reminder of the collections of courses on geometry processing available here: mirelab6.wixsite.com/dgpslides. Ping me if you teach geometry processing and want your course added.

Awesome program by Justin, has already brought multiple excellent researchers to our community!

Justin Solomon@justinmsolomon.bsky.social · 2y ago

Announcing SGI 2025! Undergrads and MS students: Apply for 6 weeks of paid summer geometry processing research. No experience needed: 1 week tutorials + 5 weeks of projects. Mentors are top researchers in this emerging branch of graphics/computing/math. sgi.mit.edu