Professor Jonas Unger is leading the research efforts within Computer Graphics and Image Processing group in the division for Media and Information Technology at the department of Science and Technology. The vision of the group is to research and develop new theory and technology for computational imaging by fusing computer graphics,vision and sensors with human perception and machine learning to capture, digitize and reason about aspects of the world that have not been possible before. With a strong foundation in the theoretically oriented research, the group is active within a number of industrial and academic collaborations directed towards development of state-of-the-art applications ranging from 3D-reconstruction of scenes, photorealistic image synthesis and digitization of optical material properties to computer vision for heart surgery, AI driven diagnostics tools for medical applications, perceptual display algorithms, and software for autonomous systems such as self-driving cars and robot navigation.