Ricardo Marques

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Ricardo Marques is a Serra Húner (tenure track) Lecturer at the Department of Mathematics and Informatics of University of Barcelona (UB), where I also had the chance to extend my research activities to deep learning methods in collaboration with Professor Petia Radeva. He received his BSc degree in Informatics (2007) and MSc degree from University of Minho, Portugal (2009), after which he worked as a researcher in real-time global illumination in the same university. He joined INRIA (Institut National de Recherche en Informatique et Automatique, France) and the FRVSense team as a PhD student in the fall 2010 under the supervision of prof. Kadi Bouatouch in close collaboration with Dr. Christian Bouville and Professor Luís Paulo Santos.
In his thesis, he worked on spherical Integration methods applied to light transport simulation. He defended his PhD thesis in the fall 2013 and joined the Mimetic INRIA research team in 2014, where he worked in the field of Crowd Simulation. From fall 2016 to summer 2020 he worked in the Interactive Technologies Group (GTI) of Professor Josep Blat at University Pompeu Fabra (Barcelona), first supported by a Marie Sklodowska-Curie individual fellowship on the topic of Bayesian Monte Carlo Rendering, and then as a professor Lector.

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