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I am a Senior Research Fellow and Associate Professor at Center for Machine Perception which is a part of the Department of Cybernetics of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering of the Czech Technical University and I am heading a small biomedical imaging group. I am currently also a vice-dean for information technology. My research mainly involves algorithms for medical and biological image processing. I am always looking for new collaborations and new projects, so if you have some interesting image data you need to analyze, feel free to contact me.

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  • Jiří Borovec was awarded a diploma at the FEE CTU student conference POSTER 2013. (20-May-2013)
  • Juan David Garcia has successfully defended his PhD thesis Multichannel Image Information Similarity Measures: Applications to Colposcopy Image Registration. Congratulations! (16-May-2013)
  • I am now a member of one of the evaluation committees (P202 - Informatics) of the Czech Science Foundation (GAČR). (26-Feb-2013)
  • We are having a number of fresh arrivals into the group: the postdocs Thomas Dietenbeck (visiting) and Jan Švihlík (part-time), visiting PhD student Jana Podlipská, and three master students from India. (15-Feb-2013)
  • Our article article: Borovec, Kybic, et al.: "Registration of multiple stained histological sections" was accepted for the ISBI2013 conference. (15-Jan-2013)
  • Job offer: I am looking for new PhD students, post-docs, or experienced independent programmers for various projects concerning analysis of images in biology and medicine, for example histology slice registration or perfusion CT data processing. The candidates should have good knowledge of programming, mathematics, and image processing. If you are interested, please send me your CV, recommendation letters, sample publications, study result reports and other relevant documents. The positions are open until filled.
  • We will organize the IEEE International Symposium on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI) conference in Prague in 2016. (25-May-2012)

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