Sheung-Hung POON 潘雙洪 (PhD, HKUST, 2004)
Assistant Professor (Since August 2007) Department of Computer Science National Tsing Hua University (NTHU) Hsin-Chu, Taiwan, R.O.C. Publications	(M.Phil. 1999, B.Eng. 1996) Office: 資電館 Rm 739 Tel:     +886-3-5731308 Fax:    +886-3-5723694 Email: spoon "at" cs.nthu.edu.tw Skype: sheung_hung_poon URL: http://www.cs.nthu.edu.tw/~spoon

Research Interests

Computational Geometry, Graph Drawing, Geographic Visualization, Computer Graphics, Wireless Network, Bioinformatics and Graph Algorithms.

Courses

CS631100: Computational Geometry (Fall 2009, NTHU, Taiwan)

Laboratory

Geometric Computing,

Graph Drawing, and

Geo-Visualization

(3G Lab) Laboratory

Recruitment in Our Laboratory

We are looking for excellent PhD and master students graduating from NTHU or from other universities to help develop our laboratory. Our laboratory targets at training students to submit papers to top international conferences and journals. Our research focuses on very interesting geometric problems arising in the fields of geographic information system (GIS), bioinformatics, computer graphics, graph drawing, and wireless networks. We investigate the complexity of the proposed optimization problems, and we further design efficient optimal or approximation algorithms in theory or in practice. On one hand, students are invited to get involved in the ongoing projects in our laboratory; and on the other hand, they are also highly encouraged to propose and investigate, themselves, brand-new problems they are interested in. Members in our laboratory would have opportunities to attend top conferences and to visit foreign laboratories in the related research field.

We are currently seriously recruiting many new PhD and Master students to start at Fall 2009. Please contact PI in our laboratory immediately. We expect our laboratory to grow rapidly in the near future. Students who would like to ask me to be their potential supervisor, can drop by my office any time, or send me an email (or make me a phone call) beforehand to make sure I am in my office. When you come, it would be good if you can bring along your transcript. Thanks you very much for your kind cooperation.

Last Updated: 28 November 2008