Seminars in the Image science & computer vision team
All the seminars are free to attend and open to all. For adminitrative reasons, if you are interested in attending a seminar or have any questions, please contact Thierry Fournel via email at fournel @ univ-st-etienne.fr or fill-in and submit the following registration form.
Seminars by visiting researchers
The October 4, 2018
"Light: from measurement to perception" by Peter Hanselaer
Seminar by Peter Hanselaer, professor at KU Leuven
The October 1, 2018
"Appearance reproduction for two and three dimensional printing" by Vahid Babaei
Seminar by Vahid Babaei, Research Group leader at Max Planck Institute for Informatics
The February 8, 2018
"Beyond color: synthesis, measurements and models" by Lionel Simonot
Seminar by Lionel Simonot, Enseigant-chercheur at Institut Pprime Poitier
The October 26, 2017
"Already more and not yet! From the colors of the past to the colors of tomorrow" by Patrick Callet
Seminar by Patrick Callet (CentraleSupélec), president of "Centre Français de la Couleur"
The May 12, 2017
"Digital Holography: A Medical Diagnostic Tool" by Arun Anand
Seminar by Arun Anand, Assistant Professor at the Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda, India
The May 10, 2017
"Tutorial on 3D Data acquisition and analysis" by Franck Boochs
Tutorial by Franck Boochs, professor at i3Mainz, Germany
The March 30, 2017
"Diffusion of light by particles: modeling and applications to the characterization of multiphase flows" by Matthias Sentis
Seminar by Matthias Sentis, postdoc at CEA Marcoule
Seminars presented by researchers from the Image science team
The June 22, 2017
"How do computers and archeology combine to investigate the past?" by Alain Tremeau
Seminar by Alain Tremeau, Professor in Computer Vision at the Faculty of Sciences and Technologies at Jean Monnet University, St-Etienne and Researcher at Hubert Curien laboratory, in the Image science & computer vision group
The March 9, 2017
"Optical PUFs: introduction and spectral viewpoint" by Thierry Fournel
Seminar by Thierry Fournel, Professor at Laboratoire Hubert Curien