João Teixeira
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New fluid simulation assignment for CSC417 just dropped. This one by my PhD student Jonathan Panuelos. I had always intended to have fluid sim in the previous course but never got around to writing the code. Maybe for the best, because Jonathan's version is so good.
github.com/panuelosj/pb...
github.com/panuelosj/pb...
GitHub - panuelosj/pba-assignment-fluids: Fluids Assignment Spec for UofT Course CSC417 Physics-Based Animation
Fluids Assignment Spec for UofT Course CSC417 Physics-Based Animation - panuelosj/pba-assignment-fluids
github.com
November 7, 2025 at 4:00 PM
New fluid simulation assignment for CSC417 just dropped. This one by my PhD student Jonathan Panuelos. I had always intended to have fluid sim in the previous course but never got around to writing the code. Maybe for the best, because Jonathan's version is so good.
github.com/panuelosj/pb...
github.com/panuelosj/pb...
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My PhD student Ty Trusty and a grass roots group of graduate wants to petition the Canada to start a national lab (eg INRIA) in Canada. You can read their rationale here: docs.google.com/document/d/1.... If it resonates with you, like it did me, sign the letter and share forms.gle/NqW7Q5qYkytP...!
Research Institute Letter
The Honourable Evan Solomon 409 Parliament street Toronto, Ontario M5A 3A1 Dear Mr. Solomon, RE: Canada Needs a National Research Institute to Stop the “Brain Drain” All my friends are geniuses and ...
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November 3, 2025 at 3:47 PM
My PhD student Ty Trusty and a grass roots group of graduate wants to petition the Canada to start a national lab (eg INRIA) in Canada. You can read their rationale here: docs.google.com/document/d/1.... If it resonates with you, like it did me, sign the letter and share forms.gle/NqW7Q5qYkytP...!
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This year I'm reworking my physics-based animation course with new assignments in Python (using Torch and NVIDIA Warp). So far it's been a great set of tools to use. For the interested, here's the student code for the first assignment: github.com/dilevin/pba-...
GitHub - dilevin/pba-assignment-fem: Implementing the volumetric finite element method using PyTorch and NVIDIA Warp
Implementing the volumetric finite element method using PyTorch and NVIDIA Warp - dilevin/pba-assignment-fem
github.com
October 2, 2025 at 3:07 PM
This year I'm reworking my physics-based animation course with new assignments in Python (using Torch and NVIDIA Warp). So far it's been a great set of tools to use. For the interested, here's the student code for the first assignment: github.com/dilevin/pba-...
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We just wrapped up the 5th Summer Geometry Initiative (SGI), bringing 30 Fellows to our cohort of 150+ alumni, who go on to PhD/MS programs, industry jobs, and more. Despite overwhelming success, SGI26 is uncertain thanks to the changing funding landscape. Please help by helping identify sponsors!
September 1, 2025 at 8:50 AM
We just wrapped up the 5th Summer Geometry Initiative (SGI), bringing 30 Fellows to our cohort of 150+ alumni, who go on to PhD/MS programs, industry jobs, and more. Despite overwhelming success, SGI26 is uncertain thanks to the changing funding landscape. Please help by helping identify sponsors!
I’m happy to share that in just a couple of weeks I’ll be starting my PhD in CS at the University of Toronto 🎓✨
I’ll be joining the DGP Lab, working with Prof. Eitan Grinspun, and diving into Computer Graphics and ML
Really excited to tackle cool problems alongside amazing colleagues in Toronto :)
I’ll be joining the DGP Lab, working with Prof. Eitan Grinspun, and diving into Computer Graphics and ML
Really excited to tackle cool problems alongside amazing colleagues in Toronto :)
August 20, 2025 at 8:23 PM
I’m happy to share that in just a couple of weeks I’ll be starting my PhD in CS at the University of Toronto 🎓✨
I’ll be joining the DGP Lab, working with Prof. Eitan Grinspun, and diving into Computer Graphics and ML
Really excited to tackle cool problems alongside amazing colleagues in Toronto :)
I’ll be joining the DGP Lab, working with Prof. Eitan Grinspun, and diving into Computer Graphics and ML
Really excited to tackle cool problems alongside amazing colleagues in Toronto :)
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Holding SIGGRAPH Asia 2026 in Malaysia is a slap in the face to the rights of LGBTQ+ people. Especially now, when underrepresented people need as much support as we can possibly give them ! Angry like me ? Sign this open letter to let them know. 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
Open Letter to the SIGGRAPH Leadership
RE: Call for SIGGRAPH Asia to relocate from Malaysia and commit to a venue selection process that safeguards LGBTQ+ and other at-risk communities. To the SIGGRAPH Leadership: SIGGRAPH Executive Commit...
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June 18, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Holding SIGGRAPH Asia 2026 in Malaysia is a slap in the face to the rights of LGBTQ+ people. Especially now, when underrepresented people need as much support as we can possibly give them ! Angry like me ? Sign this open letter to let them know. 🏳️⚧️🏳️🌈
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
docs.google.com/document/d/1...
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Our Summer Geometry Initiative is more popular than ever, with a record # of applicants. But thanks to "2025 problems," SGI needs sponsors for it to survive past 2025. Please contact me if you're interested or have ideas!
April 23, 2025 at 1:31 PM
Our Summer Geometry Initiative is more popular than ever, with a record # of applicants. But thanks to "2025 problems," SGI needs sponsors for it to survive past 2025. Please contact me if you're interested or have ideas!
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Applications due in less than a week!
Announcing SGI 2025! Undergrads and MS students: Apply for 6 weeks of paid summer geometry processing research. No experience needed: 1 week tutorials + 5 weeks of projects. Mentors are top researchers in this emerging branch of graphics/computing/math. sgi.mit.edu
February 11, 2025 at 3:45 PM
Applications due in less than a week!
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Announcing SGI 2025! Undergrads and MS students: Apply for 6 weeks of paid summer geometry processing research. No experience needed: 1 week tutorials + 5 weeks of projects. Mentors are top researchers in this emerging branch of graphics/computing/math. sgi.mit.edu
January 6, 2025 at 3:48 PM
Announcing SGI 2025! Undergrads and MS students: Apply for 6 weeks of paid summer geometry processing research. No experience needed: 1 week tutorials + 5 weeks of projects. Mentors are top researchers in this emerging branch of graphics/computing/math. sgi.mit.edu