Anders Ynnerman
Professor, Head of Division
Professor of scientific visualization and Head of the Division of Media and Information Technology, MIT
Visualization research for real world solutions
I am a visualization researcher who focuses on developing fundamental concepts that find their application in real world solutions. I am passionate about the communication of science to both laymen and experts. I am the proud leader of a large research division with great people and have the privilege of being the director of a visualization center with research, education, innovation and public engagement as an agenda.
My work
Research
I am involved in a large number of research projects ranging from low level computer graphics to applied visualization. Applications of my research are found in diverse areas such as medical visualization, astrophysics, autonomous systems, artificial intelligence, and visual learning and communication.Read more about recent projects at my personal homepage.
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Teaching
One of my first tasks when I started as professor at LiU in 1999 was to define a one-year profile on Visualization in the Media and Technology program. Even since then I have been heavily engaged in teaching courses and defining programs at LiU. Apart from teaching I also supervise many master's thesis projects in visualization and its applications. Read more about my teaching track record and research on pedagogics and science communication on my personal home page.
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Talks
I often present our research at conferences and am frequently invited to give keynotes at research conferences. I also give popular science talks on a range of topics related to my research and motivational talks about science and leadership to a general audience. For more information go to my personal homepage.
Publications
2024
Organisation
Positions and Affiliations
- Professor at the Department of Science and Technology, Linköping University, Sweden
- Head of the Division of Media and Information Technology, Linköping University, Sweden
- Director Wallenberg AI, Autonomous Systems and Software Program (WASP)
- Director Norrköping Visualization Center - C, Sweden
- Research Professor at the Scientific Imaging and Computing Institute, School of Computing, University of Utah, USA
- Research Fellow at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, USA
- Affiliated Professor at the Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden