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John Baxter

Masters Student

Tapia Lab - Department of Computer Science

Mailing address:

Mail stop: MSC01 1100
1 University of New Mexico
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, NM 87131-0001 USA

Contact:

E-Mail:
Office: 3440 Farris
Phone:
Fax: 505.277.6927

John Baxter is a second year graduate student studying Computer Science at the University of New Mexico.

As an undergraduate, John majored in Geology at Pomona College, recieving his B.A. in 2009. His undergraduate thesis involved finite element modelling of the influence of magma chamber expansion on the uplift and surface fracturing of volcanoes on Venus.

John currently works with Dr. Lydia Tapia as a research assistant. He is currently working on developing new approaches to probablistic roadmap construction for studies of protein motions.

CV:   pdf

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Publications

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  • John Baxter, Mohammad R. Youssefi, Satomi Sugaya, Marco Morales, Lydia Tapia, "Deep Prediction of Swept Volume Geometries: Robots and Resolutions", In Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Intelligent Robots and System (IROS), pp. 6665-6672, Las Vegas, NV, USA, Oct. 2020.(pdf)

  • Hao-Tien Chiang, John Baxter, Satomi Sugaya, Mohammad R. Yousefi, Aleksandra Faust, Lydia Tapia, "Fast Deep Swept Volume Estimator", In IEEE International Journal of Robotics Research, To Appear, 2021.(pdf)

  • Torin Adamson, John Baxter, Kasra Manavi, April Suknot, Bruna Jacobson, Patrick Kelley, Lydia Tapia, "Molecular Tetris: Crowdsourcing Molecular Docking Using Path-Planning and Haptic Devices", In Proceedings of the ACM SIGGRAPH Motion in Games (MIG), pp. 133-138, Los Angeles, CA, U.S.A., Nov. 2014. (pdf, Bibtex)

  • Torin Adamson, John Baxter, Kasra Manavi, Bruna Jacobson and Lydia Tapia, "Crowdsourced Molecular Docking Using Path-Planning and Haptic Devices", In Proc. RSS Workshop on Robotics Methods for Structural and Dynamic Modeling of Molecular Systems (RMMS), Berkeley, CA, U.S.A., July 2014.
    (pdf, BibTex )