Biography

My name is Jonathan Sarton and I am an associate professor at Université de Strasbourg in France since 2019.

I obtained my PhD in high performance visualization in 2018 at Université de Reims (France). The research I conducted during my PhD thesis focused on interactive visualization of very large volume datasets. In this context I proposed a GPU-based ray-guided approch combined with an out-of-core method for direct volume rendering on multi-GPU environnement.

I am currently working on two main aspects :

• The visualization of large complex unstructured meshes from numerical simulation. This work is conducted within the ANR LUM-Vis project for which I am the scientific leader.

• The interactive Visualization of 3D Echography Images with Volume Rendering (collaboration with IRCAD France Strasbourg)

Since 2022, I am co-head of the French Visualization group of the CNRS GDR IG-RV

I am a teacher at the University of Strasbourg (France) at the Mathematics & Computer Sciences Dpt. I am curently teaching :

• C programming
• Data Structures and Algorithms
• Parallel programming
• Geometry for 3D
• 3D graphic programming (See below images of student projects in WebGL/GLSL:)

From 2015 to 2019 I taught at the Computer Sciences department of the technological institut at Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne (France). I have been involved in the following teaching modules :

• Virtual reality and Angmented reality
• WebGL (computer graphics introduction and application in webGL)
• Fondamental algorithms and data structures
• C++ programming
• Introduction to OOP in Java
• Human machine interfaces
• Network architectures