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28 February In Image Analysis, News by ViCOROB with No comment

Deep learning, AI, and Machine Learning

From the 15th to 20th of February, the Medical Imaging Congress took place in Huston, Texas. It is one of the leading congresses in the field of the medical imaging in the world, organized by SPIE, the International Society for Optics and Photonics). It is a conference where the latest advances in image processing, physics, computed-aided diagnosis, perception, radiology and digital pathology, among other medical imaging fields is presented,…

20 February In Projects, Underwater Robotics by ViCOROB with No comment

DEEPFIELD Thematic Workshop: Autonomous Underwater Intervention

The first Thematic Workshop called “Autonomous Underwater Intervention” took place on February 11th and 12th within the framework of the European project Deepfiled. Pere Ridao, Patryk Cieslak and Guillem Vallicrosa run the training in the Girona’s Science and Technology Park. During the event, both INESC TEC and UdG students expanded their knowledge about the intervention and manipulation of an autonomous underwater vehicle. This training was conducted with a simulation,…

13 February In News, Thesis by ViCOROB with No comment

DOCTORAL THESIS: Deep learning methods for automated detection of new multiple sclerosis lesions in longitudinal magnetic resonance images

By Mostafa Salem Supervised by Prof. Joaquim Salvi / Prof. Xavier Lladó Abstract Multiple sclerosis (MS) is an inflammatory disease of the central nervous system, which is characterized by the presence of lesions in the brain and the spinal cord. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has become a core para-clinical tool for diagnosing and predicting long-term disability and treatment response in MS patients. It has been accepted that dissemination in time…

31 January In News, Projects by ViCOROB with No comment

NEW PROJECT: DIVERSE

On January 13th, 14th and 15th, it took place the kick off meeting of the DIVERSE – Promotion of democratic values and diversity in schools through Creative Drama and Fairy Tales project, held in Athens, Greece. The project is coordinated by the ACTION SYNERGY SA from Greece, and has the collaboration of 6 partners: Kentro Spoudon Laikou Theatrou (Athina, Greece), Universitat de Girona (Spain), Health and Social Development Fpundation…

27 January In Underwater Robotics, Underwater Vision by ViCOROB with No comment

New mission of the Girona 500

The anglers’ brotherhoods from the three Girona ports, Roses, Palamós and Blanes, have joined in order to start up a plan to recover the lobster population. In connection with this plan, this November, we board the vessel “Sarmiento de Gamboa” together with the CSIC scientifics, in charge of the scientific supervision and evaluation of the mission. From our side, we participated with our AUV Girona500, taking it to…

19 December In News by ViCOROB with No comment

Season’s Greeting

Wishing you the best for 2020! We will be closed from December the 23rd to January the 7th 2017. Que tingueu unes festes plenes de llum! Us recordem que del 23 desembre a 7 de gener restarem tancats. PRESAGIS DE NADAL Ja ve Nadal: al taronger lluent ho canta cada fulla. Ho diu la molsa del torrent i la rosada que les pedres mulla. Ja ve Nadal:…

05 December In News, Projects by ViCOROB with No comment

Creative Methods for successful inclusion in multicultural Schools

The last meeting of the Erasmus+ project SEDIN took place the 29th November in Lesbos, Greece. The project is coordinated by the Action Synergy, from Greece with a multi-disciplinar team of researchers from UdigitalEdu research group and 7 other partners from Italy, Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, Belgium and Ireland. The main objective of the project is to facilitate the social inclusion of children with refugee / migrant or minority background in…

28 November In News, Thesis by ViCOROB with No comment

DOCTORAL THESIS: Online 3D View Planning for Autonomous Underwater Exploration

By Eduard Vidal Garcia Supervised by Dr. Marc Carreras / Dr. Narcís Palomeras Abstract Autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) are currently used in many different applications, such as near-bottom mapping, manipulation or inspection. Most of the time, these tasks are planned in advance using prior information about the environment where the robot will operate. When this prior information does not exist, robotic exploration algorithms can be used so that the robot…