Instructions for prospective students

PhD students

Previous knowledge in Visualization and/or Computer Graphics is a must if you want to be my student.

If you want me to supervise you, do not send me a generic e-mail that you sent to all the department members, or worse, to many departments at the same time. It is a sign of laziness to do so. Our interest in supervising you will decrease exponentially with the number of recipients of such template e-mails where you filled some boxes with a name and the name of a research group. My colleagues and I receive many such e-mails. And it is a waste of time for us, and probably for you since they will likely be deleted.

If you email me expressing interest in my areas of research, please be sincere and ensure that you know what they are. Do some research first. And please avoid using ChatGPT to generate it. Doing so indicates a lack of respect for the recipient of the email, as you have not spent any time, and the recipient will require additional time to go over it. If I have the impression that this is the case, I will discard it immediately.

TFG / TFM students

I supervise final projects (TFG) or Master thesis (TFM) mainly in the areas of scientific and medical visualization or computer graphics.

Take a look at the TFG/TFM projects I have supervised previously (see for example here) to have an idea of the types of projects I am typically involved in.

Feel free to send me an e-mail to suggest an idea or to ask for one. But, as mentioned above, if you email me expressing interest in my work, please be sincere and ensure that you know what they are. Do some research first. And please avoid using ChatGPT to generate it. Doing so indicates a lack of respect for the recipient of the email, as you have not spent any time generating the text, and we will require additional time to go over it. If I have the impression that this is the case, I will discard it immediately.

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