PIXEL-PLANES@40 RSVP FORM

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Monday, August 29, 2022, 1:00 - 10:00 PM EDT

Sitterson Hall, Brooks Building, and Chapman Hall

on the campus of UNC-Chapel Hill

We are so excited to host this celebration event, which will include technical talks, exhibits, and a mini reunion. The event will be hosted in person and remotely. Please register for the event by completing the form below no later than Friday, August 19.

If you have any questions, please contact the UNC CS External Relations team at er@cs.unc.edu.

First and Last Name: *

Preferred Email Address: *

How will you be participating in this year's event? *

In-person. I will be on campus for this event.

Virtual. I will join the event via Zoom.

Neither. I am sadly unable to attend the event.

Please select which events you plan to attend in person. Select all that apply. *

1:00 pm - Welcome and Introduction Henry Fuchs and Steve Molnar

1:15 pm - “Applying the Tools of Mathematics to Graphics: Solid Geometry, Spheres, and Shadows as Linear Expressions” Jack Goldfeather (Carleton College)

2:00 pm - “Real-Time Programmable Shading: Past, Present, and Future” Marc Olano (UNC Ph.D. '98, University of Maryland Baltimore County)

3:00 pm - "Breaking Memory and Compute Barriers to Real-time Graphics and the Compute Revolution that Ensued” Steve Molnar (UNC Ph.D. '91, NVIDIA)

4:00 pm - “Evolution of GPUs to High-Performance Computing and AI” David Luebke (UNC Ph.D. '98, NVIDIA)

5:30 pm - Buffet Dinner for Registered Tech Talk Participants

7:00 pm - Colloquium “Pixel-Planes, GPU Innovations, and Massive Data Parallel Computing for the AI Age”

8:15 pm - Reception and Exhibits

None. I will be attending the event virtually.

None. I am unable to attend the event.

Required

Please select which events you plan to attend remotely. Select all that apply. *

1:00 pm - Welcome and Introduction Henry Fuchs and Steve Molnar

1:15 pm - “Applying the Tools of Mathematics to Graphics: Solid Geometry, Spheres, and Shadows as Linear Expressions” Jack Goldfeather (Carleton College)

2:00 pm - “Real-Time Programmable Shading: Past, Present, and Future” Marc Olano (UNC Ph.D. '98, University of Maryland Baltimore County)

3:00 pm - "Breaking Memory and Compute Barriers to Real-time Graphics and the Compute Revolution that Ensued” Steve Molnar (UNC Ph.D. '91, NVIDIA)

4:00 pm - “Evolution of GPUs to High-Performance Computing and AI” David Luebke (UNC Ph.D. '98, NVIDIA)

7:00 pm - Colloquium “Pixel-Planes, GPU Innovations, and Massive Data Parallel Computing for the AI Age”

None. I will be attending the event in person.

None. I am unable to attend the event.

Required

If you are attending the in-person event, please list any dietary restrictions.

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We are excited to welcome you to this year's celebration! Thank you for joining us.

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