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IPAL Scientific Objectives

Continuing and capitalizing IPAL experience toward natural and medical image/information access, IPAL concentrates its research themes around two axes/teams: Medical Image Understanding & Pervasive Access and Wellbeing Management. The global framework is related to pervasive access to information, involving continuous learning algorithms, reasoning (visual reasoning, meta-rules and second-order rules…) and human-machine confluence. The exploration approach needs to be confluent for the user, enabling the generation of a new knowledge (cognitive medical image) or an active ubiquitous assistance approach (ambient assistive living).

 

IPAL is welcoming Research Fellows worldwide

CNRS delegation, allows French A/Profs and Profs  to join our CNRS lab in Singapore. For CNRS Research Fellows, applications are possible all the year long. Post-Doc positions are frequently available for specific projects or to reinforce our core competencies. Master interships positions are open every year.  Scientists worldwide are welcome to join us.

May 21st, 2012

This Cross-Knowledge meeting has been organized with the kind participation of A. Prof. Virgile VIASNOFF and his team from the Nanobiophysics Lab (LIA MBI-CNRS) at NUS.
Time: 10.00am - 12.00am
Venue: Fusionopolis, meeting room Potential 1 at level 13 Connexis North Tower (for externals, an ID will be needed at Fusionopolis lobby to get a visitor pass and access to the 13th floor).
The following topics will be tackled:
  • "Imaging cell-cell junction one at a time or in large number" by Virgile VIASNOFF
  • "Using Formal Models for analysing of BioPathways" by Blaise GENEST
  • "The MICO Project: COgnitive MIcroscopy for Breast Cancer Grading" by Ludovic ROUX

ICPR 2012 - Mitosis detection contest

Mitosis Detection in Breast Cancer Histological Images @ ICPR 2012 contest (International Conference on Pattern Recognition) - Tsukuba, Japan, November 11-15, 2012, an initiative of  IPAL UMI CNRS lab (I2R/A*STAR, UJF, UPMC), TRIBVN, Pitié-Salpêtrière Hospital and Ohio State University.