Oriol Vila, researcher at the GILAB research group and member of the Institute of Informatics and Applications, obtained a PhD on 29 January. His dissertation was supervised by Imma Boada and Esteve Farrés and is entitled “Methods for remote stock monitoring using depth sensors”.
Adrià Julià, researcher at the GILAB research group and member of the Institute of Informatics and Applications, obtained a PhD on 11 November. His dissertation was supervised by Imma Boada and Marc Ruiz and is entitled “Medical imaging techniques for the analysis and measurement of composite materials”.
Núria Banús, researcher at the GILAB research group and member of the Institute of Informatics and Applications, obtained a PhD on 16 December. Her dissertation was supervised by Imma Boada and Pau Xiberta and is entitled “New solutions to control robotic environments: Quality control in food packaging”.
La prestigiosa editorial científica A K Peters/CRC Press ha publicat un llibre sobre teoria de la informació aplicada a la visualització de dades realitzat per diversos membres del grup GILAB. Miquel Feixas, Anton Bardera i Mateu Sbert, conjuntament amb Min Chen (Oxford University), Ivan Viola (Vienna University of Technology) i Han-Wei Shen (Ohio State University), són els autors del llibre “Information Theory Tools for Visualization“. El llibre fa una presentació clara de les eines bàsiques de la teoria de la informació juntament amb la seva aplicació en les principals tècniques de visualització, com la representació de volums, la selecció del punt de vista o la visualització dels fluids.
Guanghua Zhang, researcher at GILAB, took part at VIP IMAGE 2015, the 5th Thematic Conference on Computational Vision and Medical Image Processing. The event took place in Tenerife, Spain, on 19 -21 October. Mr. Zhang presented ‘Evaluation of Segmentation Techniques for Wound Area Identification, a paper co-authored by GILAB members Guanghua Zhang, Pau Xiberta, Anton Bardera, Imma Boada and by Angel Romero, member of UdG’s Faculty of Nursing. VIP IMAGE is a thematic conference organized every two years by ECCOMAS, the European Community on Computational Methods in Applied Sciences.