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Drs. Abas, Goceri, and Kus Present Research at International Scholar Research Exposition

Out of more than 1,800 international visiting scholars at the Ohio State University, Dr. Abas of Malaysia and Drs. Goceri and Kus of Turkey were three of thirty-three finalists chosen to present their research at the International Scholar Research Exposition. The exposition recognizes the presence of visiting scholars on campus and their contribution to the university and global community. On November 20,2015, the Opening Reception of the 10th Annual International Scholar Research Exposition was held for the finalists to present their research.  Their posters will be on display during November and December in Bricker Hall.




 

Dr. Abas’s poster was titled “Acne Image Analysis: Lesion Localization and Classification.” His research addressed the assessment of acne and used a computer-assisted image analysis approach to generate region-of-interest map for acne lesions as a preliminary step to count the number of lesions within a specific area. This research would greatly benefit the development of new pharmaceuticals by accurately quantifying and evaluating the severity of acne. More information about his research can be found at https://oia.osu.edu/scholar-research-exposition/research-summaries-2015/3974-acne-image-analysis-lesion-localization-and-classification.html.




Dr. Goceri’s research, “Segmentation and Visualization of Liver and Vessels from Abdominal SPIR MR Images,” focused on segmenting liver and vessels, which is often identified differently by separate radiologists. Her research used a fully-automated segmentation approached that contained an energy function of her design that uses properties of a closed curve to define the liver automatically. This research helps provide precise measurements and analysis of liver and vessels which is of vital importance in pre-evaluation for liver transplantation.  More information about her research can be found at https://oia.osu.edu/scholar-research-exposition/research-summaries-2015/3988-segmentation-and-visualization-of-liver-and-vessels-from-abdominal-spir-mr-images.html.





Dr. Kus’s research, “Detection and Segmentation of Necrosis from Histopathological Slides of Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infected Lung Tissue,” focused on developing computer-assisted image analysis methods to detect and segment necrosis on sections of tuberculosis infected guinea pig lungs. Her research segment necrosis regions from the granuloma by classifying the image pixels into necrotic and non-necrotic areas and was done using an integrated framework of feature extraction and a morphological tissue segmentation algorithm. This research has developed algorithms to help understand pulmonary tuberculosis, which will help to better identify and treat infected patients. More information about her research can be found at https://oia.osu.edu/scholar-research-exposition/research-summaries-2015/3996-detection-and-segmentation-of-necrosis-from-histopathological-slides-of-mycobacterium-tuberculosis-infected-lung-tissue.html.

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