Who will you meet ?

Speaker

Dr. Drazen Fabris

Associate Dean of Graduate Program

Santa Clara University School of Engineering Dr. Fabris has a background in fluid dynamics and thermal science involving the development of optical experimental techniques and has an equivalent interest in numerical modeling. At Santa Clara, Dr. Fabris has co-developed the microscale boiling laboratory to study high speed nucleation and bubble growth processes, and spray cooling mechanisms. Dr. Fabris has also been active on the Thermal and Electron Nanoscale Transport project testing thermal interface materials and developing non-contact reflectance based temperature measurement techniques for thin film and carbon nanostructure conductivity measurements. He is also working on the development of spectral element techniques for modeling. He has organized national workshops in direct liquid cooling (2006), a forum on energy use and policy (2001), and was invited to the Japan-America Frontiers of Engineering (2007) organized by the National Academy of Engineering. Dr. Fabris has over 60 refereed publications, $3.9M in total funding (PI and Co-PI), and has received NSF support for education and curriculum development.
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Speaker

Dr. Kai Lukoff

Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Santa Clara University School of Engineering Dr. Kai Lukoff is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering at Santa Clara University. He leads the Human-Computer Interaction Lab, focusing on technologies with social impact. His recent work focuses on co-design methods for location-based augmented reality. His research has been featured in prominent conferences such as CHI, CSCW, IMWUT, and DIS, and he was honored with the 2023 Outstanding Dissertation Award from ACM SIGCHI.
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Who will you meet ?
speaker
Dr. Drazen Fabris

Associate Dean of Graduate Program

Santa Clara University School of Engineering Dr. Fabris has a background in fluid dynamics and thermal science involving the development of optical experimental techniques and has an equivalent interest in numerical modeling. At Santa Clara, Dr. Fabris has co-developed the microscale boiling laboratory to study high speed nucleation and bubble growth processes, and spray cooling mechanisms. Dr. Fabris has also been active on the Thermal and Electron Nanoscale Transport project testing thermal interface materials and developing non-contact reflectance based temperature measurement techniques for thin film and carbon nanostructure conductivity measurements. He is also working on the development of spectral element techniques for modeling. He has organized national workshops in direct liquid cooling (2006), a forum on energy use and policy (2001), and was invited to the Japan-America Frontiers of Engineering (2007) organized by the National Academy of Engineering. Dr. Fabris has over 60 refereed publications, $3.9M in total funding (PI and Co-PI), and has received NSF support for education and curriculum development.
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speaker
Dr. Kai Lukoff

Assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering

Santa Clara University School of Engineering Dr. Kai Lukoff is an assistant professor in the Department of Computer Science & Engineering at Santa Clara University. He leads the Human-Computer Interaction Lab, focusing on technologies with social impact. His recent work focuses on co-design methods for location-based augmented reality. His research has been featured in prominent conferences such as CHI, CSCW, IMWUT, and DIS, and he was honored with the 2023 Outstanding Dissertation Award from ACM SIGCHI.
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About the Masterclass

The Thámien Ohlone AR Tour at Santa Clara University is a Unity native app that uses Augmented Reality (AR) to reveal hidden narratives about the Ohlone Native Americans, who have been stewards of the land since time immemorial. Developed in collaboration with the Muwekma Ohlone Tribe, the app leverages Unity’s advanced graphics engine, GPS, and computer vision-based tracking to anchor digital content to real-world locations, creating a seamless and immersive user experience. This talk will explore the technical development of the app, including challenges in optimizing AR content and integrating location-aware features.

What will you learn ?

Understanding Augmented Reality (AR)

Challenges in AR Development

Integration of Location-Aware Features

Impact of AR on Cultural Education

Understanding Augmented Reality (AR)

Challenges in AR Development

Integration of Location-Aware Features

Impact of AR on Cultural Education

Exclusive Benefits

Community Engagement

Future Innovation Opportunities

Increased Awareness about Indigenous Communities

Technological Skill Development

Community Engagement

Future Innovation Opportunities

Increased Awareness about Indigenous Communities

Technological Skill Development

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Santa Clara University | School of Engineering

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The School of Engineering at Santa Clara University is a distinguished institution located in the heart of Silicon Valley, offering students a unique blend of technical excellence and Jesuit values. The school provides a wide range of undergraduate, master's, and doctoral programs designed to prepare engineers who are not only highly skilled but also deeply committed to ethical problem-solving and innovation. With small class sizes, cutting-edge research opportunities, and strong industry partnerships, Santa Clara's School of Engineering empowers students to engage in real-world challenges and make meaningful contributions to technology and society. Focused on sustainability, social responsibility, and global impact, the school fosters a collaborative and inclusive learning environment that shapes the next generation of engineers to lead with integrity and purpose.

Programs Offered

Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering

Master of Science in Applied Mathematics

Master of Science in Bioengineering

Master of Science in Civil Engineering

Master of Science in Computer Science and Engineering

Master of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering

Master of Science in Engineering Management and Leadership

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering

Master of Science in Robotics and Automation

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