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Introduction and mission statement of our project.
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Information about the PI, postdocs and students.
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research
Description of our research, with brief introduction to our projects in computer vision, computational biology and neuroscience, and medical image computing.
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publications
Journal and peer-review conference publications, and some abstracts.
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collaborations
A list of our collaborations within the last five years. We acknowledge their contribution and their novelties in their fields.
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sponsors
Federal organizations and private institutions that fund our research.
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links
Some resources that we use and you may find useful.
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contact
Contact information, including phone number, email, and location.
a project for
Visual Information Translation Analysis & Learning
We conduct theoretical and applied research in the areas of Computer Vision, Computational Biology and Neuroscience, Medical Image Computing, and Machine Learning.
Our goal is to develop novel, automated and user-guided computational methods that can provide robustness, accuracy and computational efficiency in the analysis of visual data.
We work towards finding solutions to existing problems in the above areas, as well as exploring different scientific disciplines, where our research can contribute with useful interpretation, quantification and modeling.
Our group is part of the VISC Center, at the Computer & Information Science Dept., of Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI).
Also visit our NeuroVision project: http://neurovision.cs.iupui.edu/
Recent news (chronological order):
First working prototype for unsupervised (unknown) object detection on the fly:
May 2016: IUPUI Research Frontiers Trailblazer Award
May 2014: IUPUI School of Science Research Award
NSF CAREER Award: Modeling the Structure and Dynamics of Neuronal Circuits in the Drosophila larvae using Image Analytics [Jun 2013--May 2018]