CIS 2005-2006 Seminar Schedule

Weekly Seminar Schedule for 2005-2006 The Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science holds regular weekly seminars on a broad range of imaging-related topics. The focus for this year's series will be Imaging of Motion. Speakers are outside researchers as well as our own faculty and students. If an abstract is available, it can be seen by clicking on the title. Speaker biographical information, if available, can be found by clicking the speaker's name. All seminars are held Wednesdays at 4:00PM in the Carlson Auditorium.

Through November 2, the archived video streams require Windows Media Player.

From November 30 on, the live and archived video streams require Real Player.

If you need help finding our building, call the CIS office: (585)475-5944.

Would you like to present your work here? Contact Mitch Rosen.

Last year's schedule is available here.

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September
14	Connecting Technologies Gurcharan Khanna, Director of Research Computing Rochester Institute of Technology	Video
28	Autonomous Hyperspectral Change Detection Alan Schaum Applied Optics Branch, Naval Research Laboratory	Video
October
5	Color and Information Display Maureen Stone StoneSoup	Video
12	Ultrasound imaging of peripheral nerves in the 5-12 MHz range Paul Bigeleisen, Associate Professor of Anesthesia, University of Rochester Medical Center Medical Director and Anesthesia Director, Lindsay House Surgery Centers	Video
19	Quantitative Medical Imaging Ed Ashton, Vice President, Product Development VirtualScopics LLC	Video
26	The Technicolor Notebooks Ulrich Ruedel L. Jeffrey Selznick School of Film Preservation George Eastman House	Video
November
2	Corona: First US Photo Reconnaissance Satellite System Don Schoessler, Senior Development Engineer, retired Government Systems Division, Eastman Kodak	Video
30	Cholesteric Liquid Crystals: from mood patches to polarizing paints and reflective color displays Stephen Jacobs, Professor of Optics and Chemical Engineering University of Rochester Laboratory for Laser Energetics Supplemental Materials on Liquid Crystals and Mood Patches	Video Download Real Player
December
7	Visualizing microscopic anatomy and cellular dynamics using MRI Eric Aherns, Assistant Professor Department of Biological Sciences, Carnegie Mellon University	Video Download Real Player
14	3D Video Mosaicing and Content Extraction for Surveillance and Inspection Zhigang Zhu, City College of New York	Video
January 2006
18	Dynamic Holographic Display for Motion Picture, Medical and Other Applications Harold "Skip" Gardner McDermott Center for Human Growth and Development Departments of Biochemistry and Internal Medicine University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center	Video
25	Imaging the Meaning of Scientific Discoveries Lee Boot, Associate Director, Imaging Research Center University of Maryland	Video
February
1	This Technical Life: Some Lessons Learned at RIT and in the Workplace that Made a Real Difference Tom Lianza, Director of Display and Capture Technologies GretagMacbeth	Video
8	Face Recognition, Seamless Multidisplays and Other Research at Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs Jay Thornton, Group Manager Computer Vision Applications & Devices, Mitsubishi Electronic Research Labs	Video
15	Subpixel Target Detection in Hyperspectral Images Peter Bajorski, Associate Professor Center for Quality and Applied Statistics, RIT	Video
22	High Speed Multi-spectral Imaging for Life Sciences Research Bill Ortyn, Co-founder and COO of Amnis Corporation	Video
March
1	Mining the Virtual Observatory Using Automated Classifiers Richard White Astronomer, Space Telescope Institute	Video Requires Flash
15	The red and the black: Bioluminescence and the color of animals in the deep sea Sönke Johnsen, Assistant Professor Biology Department, Duke University	Video
22	Processing of Space-based mid-IR Imaging Data: Tales from an IRAC Data Monkey Sean Carey, Staff Scientist, Spitzer Science Center / Caltech	Video
29	What the bleep are you talking about?: Production problems and solutions on What the bleep do we (k)now!? Scott Horton, Animator, Catalyst F/X	Video
April
5	Sinc function seeks meaningful relationship with CCD...Or MTF for Critical Imaging Robin Jenkin, Lecturer in Electro-Optics and Executive Editor The Imaging Science Journal Cranfield University, UK	Video
12	Functional imaging of the human subcortical visual system Keith Schneider University of Rochester	Video
19	LCD Motion Artifacts Scott Daly Sharp Labs of America	Video
26	Dynamic Volume Imaging: Fusion of Form and Function Richard Robb Scheller Professor in Medical Research Professor of Biophysics and Computer Science Director, Mayo Biomedical Imaging Resource Mayo Clinic College of Medicine	Video
May
3	From Space to Village - A Monitoring and Visualization System for Decision Support in Mesoamerica Daniel Irwin NASA	Video