Rate My Professor Ludovic Magerand

Since arriving at the University of Dundee in 2019, Magerand contributed to the SoftEn project on 3D localization and depth estimation for colonoscopy endorobots, with research presented at the MICCAI ISGIE workshop in 2022. He leads the 3DFace@Home project, funded by an EPSRC New Investigator Award (EP/X036642/1), developing a mobile application and AI system for accurate facial 3D reconstruction from selfies captured at home, in collaboration with the Schools of Dentistry at Dundee and Glasgow. He serves as main supervisor for one PhD student, second supervisor for two others, and one PhD has graduated under his second supervision. Key publications include "Global Optimization of Object Pose and Motion from a Single Rolling Shutter Image with Automatic 2D-3D Matching" (ECCV 2012), "Revisiting Projective Structure from Motion: A Robust and Efficient Incremental Solution" (IEEE TPAMI 2020), "Practical Projective Structure from Motion (P2SfM)" (ICCV 2017), "SoftEnNet: Symbiotic Monocular Depth Estimation and Lumen Segmentation for Colonoscopy Endorobots" (2023), and "Real-Time Lumen Detection for Autonomous Colonoscopy" (2022). These contributions advance robust projective structure-from-motion methods and biomedical imaging applications.