#eurographics — Public Fediverse posts

The 2026 European research calendar highlights a dense circuit of gatherings: Eurographics in Aachen (May 4-8), EuroVis at Nottingham (June), and Geometry Processing in Bern (July). SGP continues its vital Graduate School, while Eurographics sets the publication standard in Computer Graphics Forum. These events represent the primary venue for developments in geometric modeling. #ComputationalDesign #Eurographics #GeometryProcessing

My mom and I worked on a puzzle called "Asian Oil-Paper Umbrellas." For this puzzle, I was hyperfocused and worked hard on this puzzle.
#puzzle #jigsawpuzzle #eurographics

Friendly reminder (or in case you are not aware), I maintain a massive #BibTeX/#BibLaTeX file with #rendering-related references. It includes all the work I've ever cited in my own papers, all recent #SIGGRAPH, #EG, and #EGSR papers, and more (some 4000 and counting). I add to it regularly.

You can find it on GitHub here:

https://github.com/wkjarosz/rendering-bib

If you use #Overleaf, there is also an easy way to add it to your projects and keep it updated (explained in the GitHub repo readme). It is one of the first files I add to any new #LaTeX project.

#ComputerGraphics, #EuroGraphics, #AcademicWriting, #academicchatter, #writing

Friendly reminder (or in case you are not aware), I maintain a massive #BibTeX/#BibLaTeX file with #rendering-related references. It includes all the work I've ever cited in my own papers, all recent #SIGGRAPH, #EG, and #EGSR papers, and more (some 4000 and counting). I add to it regularly.

You can find it on GitHub here:

https://github.com/wkjarosz/rendering-bib

If you use #Overleaf, there is also an easy way to add it to your projects and keep it updated (explained in the GitHub repo readme). It is one of the first files I add to any new #LaTeX project.

#ComputerGraphics, #EuroGraphics, #AcademicWriting, #academicchatter, #writing

Friendly reminder (or in case you are not aware), I maintain a massive #BibTeX/#BibLaTeX file with #rendering-related references. It includes all the work I've ever cited in my own papers, all recent #SIGGRAPH, #EG, and #EGSR papers, and more (some 4000 and counting). I add to it regularly.

You can find it on GitHub here:

https://github.com/wkjarosz/rendering-bib

If you use #Overleaf, there is also an easy way to add it to your projects and keep it updated (explained in the GitHub repo readme). It is one of the first files I add to any new #LaTeX project.

#ComputerGraphics, #EuroGraphics, #AcademicWriting, #academicchatter, #writing

Friendly reminder (or in case you are not aware), I maintain a massive #BibTeX/#BibLaTeX file with #rendering-related references. It includes all the work I've ever cited in my own papers, all recent #SIGGRAPH, #EG, and #EGSR papers, and more (some 4000 and counting). I add to it regularly.

You can find it on GitHub here:

https://github.com/wkjarosz/rendering-bib

If you use #Overleaf, there is also an easy way to add it to your projects and keep it updated (explained in the GitHub repo readme). It is one of the first files I add to any new #LaTeX project.

#ComputerGraphics, #EuroGraphics, #AcademicWriting, #academicchatter, #writing

Friendly reminder (or in case you are not aware), I maintain a massive #BibTeX/#BibLaTeX file with #rendering-related references. It includes all the work I've ever cited in my own papers, all recent #SIGGRAPH, #EG, and #EGSR papers, and more (some 4000 and counting). I add to it regularly.

You can find it on GitHub here:

https://github.com/wkjarosz/rendering-bib

If you use #Overleaf, there is also an easy way to add it to your projects and keep it updated (explained in the GitHub repo readme). It is one of the first files I add to any new #LaTeX project.

#ComputerGraphics, #EuroGraphics, #AcademicWriting, #academicchatter, #writing