Steven Cutchin

Professor specializing in computer graphics and visualization, Dr. Steven Cutchin, has been a distinguished member of the Computer Science faculty at Boise State University since 2013. With a robust background in both academia and industry, Dr. Cutchin brings a wealth of experience to his role. Before transitioning to academia, he held significant managerial positions at renowned institutions such as King Abdullah University of Science and Technology, the San Diego Supercomputer Center, Calit2, and Walt Disney Feature Animation. These roles allowed him to hone his skills in visualization and supercomputing, contributing to his comprehensive understanding of the field. Dr. Cutchin's research interests are deeply rooted in computer graphics and visualization, areas in which he has made substantial contributions through his scholarly publications. His work is not only theoretical but also practical, as evidenced by his production of animations for the Discovery Channel and the creation of imagery for various conferences and journals. His ability to bridge the gap between complex scientific concepts and engaging visual representations is a testament to his expertise and creativity. A proud alumnus of Purdue University, Dr. Cutchin earned his Ph.D. in Computer Science, where he developed a strong foundation in computational techniques and visualization methodologies. His academic journey has been marked by a commitment to advancing the field of computer graphics, both through his research and his dedication to teaching the next generation of computer scientists. At Boise State University, Dr. Cutchin is not only a researcher but also an educator who is passionate about mentoring students and fostering an environment of innovation and inquiry. His courses often integrate cutting-edge research with practical applications, preparing students to tackle real-world challenges in the ever-evolving tech landscape. Dr. Cutchin's contributions to the field extend beyond his university duties. He actively participates in conferences and workshops, sharing his insights and collaborating with fellow researchers to push the boundaries of what is possible in computer graphics and visualization. His work continues to inspire both his peers and students, making him a valued member of the academic community.