Michael Glueck is a research scientist at Autodesk Research. Coupling his fascination for both psychology and computer science, Michael specialized in human computer interaction at the University of Toronto. Michael joined Autodesk Research after completing an Honours Bachelor of Science in 2007.
As an undergraduate student, Michael pursued an early interest in psychology by assisting with eye-tracking research at the Visual Cognition Lab. Although his focus has since turned to computers, visual perception continues to drive Michael’s research interests. His choice topics include context in multiscale datasets, interactive data visualization strategies, and temporal navigation methods.
Born in Germany, Michael also lived in Montreal before settling in Toronto. When not in the lab, he enjoys snowboarding during the winter and riding his motorcycle in the summer.
Modeling and Simulation of Skeletal Muscle for Computer Graphics: A Survey (2012)
Real-Time Compression of Time Series Building Performance Data (2011)
Embedded Rationality: A Unified Simulation Framework for Interactive Form-Finding (2010)
Exploring the Design Space of Multiscale 3D Orientation (2010)
Environment & Ergonomics Research
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