Ujjayanta Bhaumik

Research Focus: Investigating the perception of light in both real and virtual environments. Developed novel methodologies for assessing VR/AR displays, resulting in various peer-reviewed publications on color perception and HMD color characterization. - Publications: 1) "Systematic comparison of head mounted display colorimetric performance using various color characterization models" published in Optics Continuum. 2) "POCAL: a Python-based library to perform optical coating analysis and design" publis

SL2 co-designs innovation projects with the 3P (Public, Private & People) sector in Asia. We implement solutions using foresight, technology and community development methods to create a more sustainable future in alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Project Involvement: 1. Creating AI educational content aimed at youths, vocational graduates and working professionals in more than 10 different countries. 2. Designing AI-driven web applications for demonstrating core AI concepts. 3. Creating

Analyst at the Institute of Data Science. - Accelerated research at the Institute of Data Science in the areas of Computer Vision and Natural Language Processing - Handled the courses: Data Mining and Big Data Management as a Teaching Assistant

- As a General Knowledge Content Creator for Choose To Thinq, I was responsible for crafting engaging and thought-provoking trivia questions across a range of subjects including history, geography, sports, culture, and current affairs. - My role demanded a deep understanding of these topics and an ability to create content that was both informative and entertaining. Through my work, I consistently demonstrated a commitment to quality and accuracy, and my contributions helped to enhance the overall educati

- During my tenure as a PGTA for Undergraduate Teaching in Information Studies, I provided valuable assistance to students in their practical sessions and evaluated their Java exercises. - My responsibilities included mentoring students on the fundamentals of Java Programming, as well as object-oriented programming concepts such as Abstraction, Encapsulation, Inheritance, and Polymorphism. I consistently demonstrated a keen eye for detail and a commitment to fostering an engaging and collaborative learnin

During my Masters in Computer Graphics, Vision and Imaging, I got to explore a lot of new avenues especially in Machine Vision, Medical Imaging and Virtual Reality. I was really interested in Psychology and I chose a combination of Psychology and Computer Graphics to do my final dissertation. Diss

Dissertation: Digital Image Processing techniques involving fractional differential filters to remove noise from ECG signal