Jonathan Ragan-Kelley
MIT Computer Graphics Group
| email: | ...@csail.mit.edu |
| cell: | +1 (801) 913-0101 |
| office: | 32-D414 |
| home: | 70 Pacific St. |
| Room 702B | |
| Cambridge, MA |
Bio
I am a Ph.D. student in the Computer Graphics Group of the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab at MIT, where I work with the incomparable Frédo Durand on graphics systems and computer architecture. In my research I have collaborated extensively with Tippett Studio and Industrial Light & Magic, and I am currently working with both ATI/AMD and Intel. Before MIT, I received a B.S. in Computer Science from Stanford University in 2004, where I was fortunate to work with Pat Hanrahan.
Beyond graphics, I maintain an interest in computer architecture and systems in general, as well as philosophy/religious studies. I occasionally moonlight on several projects, largely related to filesystems.
Publications
The Lightspeed Automatic Interactive Lighting Preview
System
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley, Charlie Kilpatrick, Brian Smith, Doug Epps, Paul Green, Christophe Hery, Frédo Durand
SIGGRAPH 2007
Jonathan Ragan-Kelley, Charlie Kilpatrick, Brian Smith, Doug Epps, Paul Green, Christophe Hery, Frédo Durand
SIGGRAPH 2007
The Lightspeed Automatic Interactive Lighting Preview System
Master's thesis, MIT, June 2007
(This work was recognized with the William A. Martin award for best S.M. thesis in Computer Science at MIT.)
Master's thesis, MIT, June 2007
(This work was recognized with the William A. Martin award for best S.M. thesis in Computer Science at MIT.)
Practical Interactive Lighting Design for RenderMan Scenes
Undergraduate honors thesis, Stanford, June 2004
(This work was recognized with the Best Undergraduate Thesis award in Computer Science and with the Firestone Medal for Undergraduate Research.)
Undergraduate honors thesis, Stanford, June 2004
(This work was recognized with the Best Undergraduate Thesis award in Computer Science and with the Firestone Medal for Undergraduate Research.)
Misc
GLUT_SW: a custom GLUT framework to
transparently enable Apple's high-performance software OpenGL renderer in
Mac OS X 10.4 (Tiger)
MIT proxy: a bookmarklet to
redirect your current browser page through MIT's Proxy, useful for browsing ACM
Portal, etc. Drag it to your bookmarks toolbar, and click it on any page to view that page through the MIT proxy.