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Image InventorsTwo University engineers helped transform the early days of the digital revolution, setting off a “virtuous cycle” of research and invention that continues to be felt decades later. That’s the largely untold story of the blue noise mask.By Alvin Powell
MASK TEAM: Focusing her dissertation on research that would dramatically improve the way computers produced images, Mitsa
(above) worked with Parker, a member of the electrical and computer engineering faculty (opposite) who early on saw the potential
of the discovery. (Photo: Adam Fenster) More . . . More Features
- Image Inventors
Two University engineers helped transform the early days of the digital revolution, setting off a “virtuous cycle” of research and invention that continues to be felt decades later. That’s the largely untold story of the blue noise mask.
- A Great Gathering
Rochester has become the No. 1 destination for graduates of a selective college preparatory program in South Africa.
- From the Inside, Looking Out
To write as an insider, novelist Stephen Schottenfeld immerses himself in unfamiliar worlds.
- Moving On Out
An excerpt from Bluff City Pawn, the debut novel by Stephen Schottenfeld, the James P. Wilmot Assistant Professor of English.
Rochester Review
September–October 2014
Vol. 77, No. 1
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