Natural Phenomena Simulation Group

University of Waterloo

 

 


T. Francis Chen

T. Francis Chen works at Google and he is currently a Visiting Researcher at the Natural Phenomena Simulation Group (University of Waterloo). He received his Ph.D. from the University of Waterloo in 2016 with a focus on simulation of light interactions with human skin. He has broader academic interests in various topics from computer graphics and computer vision. He has non-academic interests in airplanes and video games.


Ph.D. Thesis

Master's Thesis


Book Chapters

Baranoski, G.V.G.; Chen, T.F.; Krishnaswamy, A.
Multilayer Modeling of Skin Color and Translucency (preprint)
In: Computational Biophysics of the Skin, Chapter 1, pp. 3-24
Editor: Bernard Querleux,
Pan Stanford Publishing, July, 2014.
Print ISBN: 978-9-81-446384-3
eBook ISBN: 978-9-81-446385-0


Baranoski, G.V.G.; Chen; T.F.
Optical Properties of Skin Surface
In: Agache's Measuring the Skin, 2nd Edition, Volume 1, Chapter 9, pp. 85-98.
Editors: Philippe Humbert, Howard Maibach, Ferial Fanian
and Pierre Agache,
Springer International Publishing, Cham, Switzerland, 2017.
Print ISBN: 978-3-319-32381-7

Publications in Journals and Conferences

*According to the Thomson Scientific rankings for journal citations, this journal has the fifth highest 5-year impact factor in the optics field in 2011.
**Acceptance rate of 25%.
***This journal was ranked top 3 for impact factor in the field of optics in 2008, according to the Thomson Scientific rankings for journal citations.

Technical Reports


Research Related Images

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  • A Physiologically-Based Framework for the Simulation of Skin Tanning Dynamics
  • Hyperspectral Modeling of Skin Appearance
  • Extending the Educational Scope of a Particle-Based Simulation Framework through Parallelization
  • Bulk Scattering Approximations for HeNe Laser Transmitted Through Paper

Research Related Videos

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  • A Physiologically-Based Framework for the Simulation of Skin Tanning Dynamics
  • Hyperspectral Modeling of Skin Appearance


 
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