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Dr. Fauzi Presents Research at International Scholar Research Exposition

Dr. Mohammed Faizal Ahmad Fauzi of the CIA Lab was recognized at the International Scholar Research Exposition in November. The exposition showcases some of the research done by the more than 1600 international visiting scholars. It recognizes the scholars’ presence on campus and the contribution to the university and global community. Dr. Fauzi, of Malaysia, was one of 45 proposals to be accepted. Dr. Fauzi’s research will continue to be displayed in Bricker Hall at The Ohio State University through the end of the year.


Dr. Fauzi’s project addressed the issue of characterizing chronic wounds into granulation, slough, and eschar tissue. The innovative aspects of this work include: definition of a wound characteristic’s specific probability map for segmentation, computationally efficient regions growing with channel selection, and auto-calibration of measurements with the content of the image. A red, yellow, black probability map is used to detect the three tissue types while white labels are used to calibrate the size. The goal is to make this project the first step in developing a wound analysis software tool.

More information about Dr. Fauzi’s project can be found here.

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