[Jobinfo] Fwd: [Ieee_vis_open_positions] Post-doc positions at Sapienza University of Rome and University of Genoa

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Subject: 	[Ieee_vis_open_positions] Post-doc positions at Sapienza 
University of Rome and University of Genoa
Date: 	Fri, 19 May 2017 18:16:31 +0200
From: 	Enrico Puppo via ieee_vis_open_positions 
<ieee_vis_open_positions@listserv.uni-tuebingen.de>
Reply-To: 	Enrico Puppo <enrico.puppo@unige.it>
To: 	compgeom-announce@inria.fr, eurographics@eg.org, 
ieee_vis_open_positions@listserv.uni-tuebingen.de, girpr@girpr.it
CC: 	Fabio Pellacini <pellacini@di.uniroma1.it>



The Computational Design Lab at Sapienza University of Rome and the 
Geometry and Graphics Group at the University of Genoa are seeking 
candidates for various post-doc positions in Computer Graphics and 
Computational Fabrication (3D Printing) on the project “D-Surf: Scalable 
Computational Methods for 3D Printing Surfaces (Italian funding 
framework PRIN 2015)”.

The main focus of the project is to study and develop new software 
technologies to support 3D printing, in particular scalable algorithms 
to design objects with patterns of predictable appearance and mechanical 
properties. The project is a joint project among several research groups 
in Italian universities and public research institutions:
Sapienza University of Rome (Prof. Fabio Pellacini, PI)
CRS4 - Cagliari (Dr. Enrico Gobbetti)
ISTI-CNR - Pisa (Dr. Paolo Cignoni)
University of Cagliari (Prof. Riccardo Scateni)
University of Genoa (Prof. Enrico Puppo)
University of Insubria (Prof. Marco Tarini)
University of Verona (Prof. Andrea Giachetti)

The Rome and Genoa research Units are primarily involved in the 
development of techniques for direct drawing and placing patterns on 3D 
surfaces, and their reproduction on 3D printed object. The main areas of 
investigation are how to rise the standard 2D vector image techniques to 
a Riemannian manifold endowed with its own metric, and how to reproduce 
the optical properties of real materials by computationally mixing 
printed patterns. The post-docs will be fully involved in these 
activities under the supervision of both Prof. Pellacini and  Prof. 
Puppo, and will have the opportunity to spend time at both institutions 
if so desired, and to collaborate with the other partners of the project.

Candidates should own a PhD in Computer Science, Mathematics or related 
subject, have experience in 3D Computer Graphics (rendering, geometry 
processing, or 3D fabrication) and excellent programming skills. The 
positions are for one year, renewable to two, and come with a gross 
salary of between 20 and 35 thousand euros, corresponding to roughly 
1500 to 2600 net income a month, including medical benefits.

Expressions of interest or inquiries for information should be 
communicated by contacting directly Prof. Fabio Pellacini 
(pellacini@di.uniroma1.it <mailto:pellacini@di.uniroma1.it>) and Prof. 
Enrico Puppo (enrico.puppo@unige.it <mailto:enrico.puppo@unige.it>). The 
final selection will occur through a public competition.

Enrico Puppo
Professor of Computer Science
Head of Department
DIBRIS - University of Genova
puppo@dibris.unige.it <mailto:puppo@dibris.unige.it>

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