Siqi Wang (王思棋)

siqi.wang [AT] nyu [DOT] edu

I am a final-year Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at the Geometric Computing Lab of New York University, supervised by Prof. Daniele Panozzo and Prof. Denis Zorin. Earlier, I earned my B.Sc (2019) in Electrical Engineering from Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China. I also served as a research assistant at Dartmouth College with Prof. Xia Zhou and Prof. Bo Zhu.

I have also spent time working for the Engine (Geometry) Group of Roblox as a research intern in 2024 and Adobe Research as a research scientist intern in 2022. Before graduate school, I was also a part of the Digital ART Laboratory at SJTU.

My research focuses on computer graphics, geometric computing and physical simulation, including three key research themes: (1) Delve into an extensive domain within geometric modeling and processing, including automated mesh repairing for game engines, geometry simplification for SVG and vector graphics animation. (2) Bridge the gap between virtual and real-world applications, involving computer-aided shape design and optimization for a simulation purpose and high-fidelity anisotropic fluid simulations. (3) Emphasize the importance of simulation accuracy and efficiency with geometric approaches, such as the adaptive hp-refinements on volumetric meshes for physical simulations.

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