Basile Sauvage

ICube
Pôle API, 300, Boulevard Sébastien Brant 
CS 10413
F 67412 Illkirch Cedex

Office: C117
Tel: +33 (0)3 68 85 45 67 
e-mail: sauvage AT unistra.fr

News

December 2019: Geoffrey Guingo defended his PhD. Congratulations!
December 2019: Xavier Chermain joins us for a 2-year postdoc on "synthesis and rendering of complex procedural textures". Welcome!
November 2019: I am leading a new ANR project "Rendering procedural textures for huge digital worlds", in collaboration with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology. We are hiring a Master trainee and a PhD.
September 2019: kick start of the “café pédagogique”, a monthly event about pedagogy.
July 2019: I am awarded the PRIP (bonus for my contribution to education and teaching skills)
April 2019: a webpage for project Scriptum is now online
April 2019: our educational paper about collaboration for lecturer education has been accepted to QPES 2019 (french)
February 2019: our paper "Anisotropic Filtering for On-the-fly Patch-based Texturing" has been accepted to Eurographics 2019 (short papers track).
December 2018: I am awarded the PEDR (bonus for doctoral supervision and research)

2018 accreditation to supervise research
2018 diploma for teaching skills in higher education
since 2006 Associate Professor of Computer Science at the university of Strasbourg.
- Researcher at ICube laboratory (formerly LSIIT), Computational Geometry & Computer Graphics team.
- Teacher at the University of Strasbourg (Computer Science department, UFR Mathématique-Informatique).
2005-2006 Research and teaching assistant at the university Joseph Fourier, Grenoble.
2002-2005 Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics at INP-Grenoble (technological university), laboratoire de Modélisation et Calcul. Advisors: Stefanie Hahmann and Georges-Pierre Bonneau.
2002-2005 Teaching assistant at the INP-Grenoble.
2002 Master of Science degree (Applied Mathematics) from the university Joseph Fourier, Grenoble.
2002 Engineering master degree from ENSIMAG, Grenoble (engineering school in Applied Mathematics and Computer Science).

Xavier Chermain (2019-2021, advisor). Subject: synthesis and rendering of complex procedural textures.

Nicolas Lutz (2017-2020, co-advisor). Subject: multi-channel procedural models for modelling virtual worlds.
Geoffrey Guingo (2015-2019, co-advisor). Subject: synthesis of dynamic textures on deformable objects.
Kenneth Vanhoey (2010-2014, co-advisor). Subject: joint treatment of geometry and radiance of 3D model digitization.