[vslist] Postdoc and PhD position in mathematical multiscale models for vi sion

Sat May 25 14:14:00 2002

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Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e), Department of Biomedical
Engineering (BME), has a vacancy for:<?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =
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1 postdoc (2 years) and 1 PhD student (4 years). Starting Date: August 1,
2002

Subject: "Bio-inspired Multiscale Image Analysis"

The Department of Biomedical Engineering is an inter-university department
in which departments of TU/e and University of Maastricht closely
collaborate. Education and research focus on the human body and its
functioning. BME has biological, medical and technological aspects, making
it strongly multidisciplinary. 

Project: In August 2002 a collaborative program will start between 4
European partners. Goal is to develop new theory and practice in singularity
theory, scale-space theory and algorithmics to create efficient algorithms
for solving biomedical computer vision tasks. This is a new approach to
medical image analysis, inspired by multi-scale models for human visual
perception. The overall objective is to summarize images in a generic
tree/graph data structure. We will investigate how this analysis benefits
image coding, storage, shape representations, structural search, matching
and indexing, for tasks like image communication, database search,
registration of images, computer aided diagnosis, and object recognition.
Techniques used are: singularity theory, algorithmics, and scale-space
theory.

Profile: The candidate postdoc has an academic and a PhD degree in a
relevant field and is familiar with multi-scale methods. The candidate PhD
student has an academic degree in a relevant field and affinity with
mathematical and statistical methods. The candidates like working in a
multidisciplinary environment with physicists, mathematicians, biomedical
engineers and biologists. 

Terms of employment: Postdoc resp. PhD student: Fulltime, 2 years, resp. 4
years with intermediate evaluation after 1 year. Salary will be in
accordance with national university regulations ("CAO Nederlandse
Universiteiten") for postdocs resp. PhD students. Support with personal
development and career planning. Attractive secondary labor conditions
(among others: a compensation of 1818 euro for the production of the PhD
thesis). 

Contact: Send your letter of application and CV to TU/e, Dept. of BME, to
Dr. A. A. Klumper <mailto:(a.a.klumper@tue.nl> (a.a.klumper@tue.nl),
Managing Director, PO Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, mentioning vacancy-number
50.028 (Postdoc) or 50.033 (PhD student). For project information contact
dr. L. Florack <mailto:(l.m.j.florack@tue.nl> (l.m.j.florack@tue.nl).

See also: http://www.bmt.tue.nl/imaging/bmi2/index.html.

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Prof. Bart M. ter Haar Romeny, PhD
Eindhoven University of Technology
Department of Biomedical Engineering 
Biomedical Image Analysis
Den Dolech 2 - WH 2.106
PO Box 513
NL - 5600 MB Eindhoven 
Tel. +31-40-2475537 (secr) 
Fax  +31-40-2472740
Email: B.M.terHaarRomeny@tue.nl 
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The Department of Biomedical Engineering is an 
inter-university department in which departments of TU/e and University of 
Maastricht closely collaborate. Education and research focus on the human body 
and its functioning. BME has biological, medical and technological aspects, 
making it strongly multidisciplinary. 
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Project: In August 2002 a 
collaborative program will start between 4 European partners. Goal is to develop 
new theory and practice in singularity theory, scale-space theory and 
algorithmics to create efficient algorithms for solving biomedical computer 
vision tasks. This is a new approach to medical image analysis, inspired by 
multi-scale models for human visual perception. The overall objective is to 
summarize images in a generic tree/graph data structure. We will investigate how 
this analysis benefits image coding, storage, shape representations, structural 
search, matching and indexing, for tasks like image communication, database 
search, registration of images, computer aided diagnosis, and object 
recognition. Techniques used are: singularity theory, algorithmics, and 
scale-space theory.<o:p></o:p>
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Profile: The candidate postdoc has an 
academic and a PhD degree in a relevant field and is familiar with multi-scale 
methods. The candidate PhD student has an academic degree in a relevant field 
and affinity with mathematical and statistical methods. The candidates like 
working in a multidisciplinary environment with physicists, mathematicians, 
biomedical engineers and biologists. <o:p></o:p>
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Terms of employment: 
Postdoc 
resp. PhD student:&nbsp;Fulltime, 2 years, resp. 4 years with intermediate 
evaluation after 1 year. Salary will be in accordance with national university 
regulations ("CAO Nederlandse Universiteiten") for postdocs resp. PhD students. 
Support with personal development and career planning. Attractive secondary 
labor conditions (among others: a compensation of 1818 euro for the production 
of the PhD thesis). <o:p></o:p>
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Contact: Send your letter of 
application and CV to TU/e, Dept. of BME, to Dr. A. A. Klumper <A 
href="mailto:(a.a.klumper@tue.nl">(a.a.klumper@tue.nl</A>), Managing Director, PO 
Box 513, 5600 MB Eindhoven, mentioning vacancy-number 50.028 (Postdoc) or 50.033 
(PhD student). For project information contact dr. L. Florack <A 
href="mailto:(l.m.j.florack@tue.nl">(l.m.j.florack@tue.nl</A>). 
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 Prof. Bart M. ter Haar Romeny, PhD Eindhoven University of Technology Department of&nbsp;Biomedical 
Engineering Biomedical Image Analysis Den 
Dolech 2 - WH 2.106 PO Box 513 NL - 5600 MB 
Eindhoven&nbsp; Tel. +31-40-2475537 (secr) 
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