Thomas has been a member of the V2C team at the LRZ since 2016, which he now heads. His specialisms include scientific visualisations and computer graphics. The trickier the task, the more fun it is for Thomas. He likes to share his expertise with LMU and TUM students in his regular, practical training lectures.

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Elisabeth is particularly involved in the application areas of 3D, game engines, virtual reality and visualization of large data sets. Elisabeth specializes in human-computer-interaction and 3D and uses these tools for various projects from art history to visualizations.  She conducts her own research on virtual reality interfaces and visualization processes.

Daniel carried out research at the LRZ’s V2C for both his Masters and his doctorate. He has been a permanent member of the team since 2017 and has a broad range of technical and HCI skills, which he prefers to bring to bear in challenging, empirical research. Daniel is currently working on interactive digital testimonies to preserve conversations with contemporary witnesses such as Holocaust survivors for future generations.

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