The Data Analysis and Biomedical Analytics (DABI) Center extends a warm welcome to Prof. Boris Delibasic who joined Prof. Obradovic’s lab on October 1, 2011. Prof. Delibasic received a prestigious Fulbright fellowship to work as a visiting scholar at Prof. Obradovic’s laboratory at DABI until June 2012. Their research objectives are to design spatio-temporal algorithms […]
Dr Rolf Lakaemper released a Kinect TCP related website aimed at saving the burden of programming in .NET KinectTCP is a TCP/IP server that offers all video, depth and skeleton services of Microsoft’s Win7 Kinect SDK, independent from specific programming languages. kinectTCP allows programmers, who do not want to deal with windows specifics of libraries […]
Dr. Zoran Obradovic has been awarded a new four year grant from Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. His project is aimed at developing and validating effective predictive modeling technology to achieve challenging sepsis treatment related aims on high dimensional and noisy data at a clinically relevant scale. For more information visit: http://www.dabi.temple.edu/dabi/people/zoran/research/darpa_therapy.html
Dr. Slobodan Vucetic and Dr. Zoran Obradovic have been awarded a new three year grant from the National Science Foundation. Their project is aimed at developing a novel discriminative modeling framework for fusion of multi-sensor remote sensing data based on the Gaussian conditional random field model. Project’s title is “A Discriminative Modeling Framework for Mining […]
The Data Analysis and Biomedical Analytics Center extends a warm welcome to Petar Jevtic who joined Prof. Obradovic’s lab on August 1st, 2011. Petar Jevtic is a full scholarship, second year PhD student at the Faculty Vilfredo Pareto, University of Turin, Italy. As a visiting scholar at Prof. Obradovic’s laboratory his research objectives are to […]
Dr. Alexander Yates has been awarded a new one year Faculty Research and Engagement Program grant from the Yahoo Inc. His project is aimed at Domain Adaption for Objection Resolution.
Dr. Latecki has been awarded a new grant from Johnson and Johnson Pharmaceutical Research for the project “Machine Learning Methods for Discovery of Relevant Features”
Dr. Alexander Yates and Dr. Yuhong Guo have been awarded a new four year grant from the National Science Foundation. Their project is aimed at Learning Representations of Language for Domain Adaptation. For more information visit the Project’s website
Dr. Latecki has been awarded a new grant from Sandia National Laboratory. His project is aimed atRecovery of 3D Shapes from X-Ray Images.
Dr. Longin Latecki has received 2010 College of Science and Technology Research Excellence Award. This award was established under the leadership of Dean Hai-Lung Dai to recognize notable recent achievements in research by a faculty member of the College of Science and Technology.
