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"Googling" for Biomedical and Geospatial Informatics
An interview with Chi-Ren Shyu, Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Computer EngineeringWith all the different projects Professor Chi-Ren Shyu has on his proverbial plate, it's hard to imagine he has any time to sleep. Yet with easy finesse and exuberance, Shyu describes just a few of his ongoing "joyful and rewarding" research initiatives, ranging from biomedical and geospatial informatics to computer imaging of medical images. Not surprisingly, Shyu has gained a well-earned reputation for his collaborative work. Although diverse, what these research interests share is the effort to create large-scale, fast, and multidimensional databases.
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"Googling" for Geospatial Imagery
From an interview with Chi-Ren Shyu, Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Computer EngineeringGeoIris: a project supported by the National Geospatial Intelligence Agency.
GeoIris Demo I
From an interview with Chi-Ren Shyu, Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Computer EngineeringDemonstration by doctoral student Matt Klaric of how the GeoIris system works.
GeoIris Demo II
From an interview with Chi-Ren Shyu, Assistant Professor, Computer Science and Computer EngineeringDemonstration by doctoral student Matt Klaric of how the GeoI system works.
Brain Regions
From an interview with John Kerns, Assistant Professor, PsychologyKerns discusses activity in various brain regions as a result of different cognitive process.
FMRI in Psychology Resesarch
From an interview with John Kerns, Assistant Professor, PsychologyKerns discusses the use of FMRI in his research.
FMRI in Psychology Resesarch: How it Works
From an interview with John Kerns, Assistant Professor, PsychologyKerns discusses the process a person goes through to have the cognitive activities imaged.
FMRI in Psychology Resesarch: Viewing Brain Activity
From an interview with John Kerns, Assistant Professor, PsychologyKerns discusses how brain activity is viewed during an FMRI scan.
FMRI in Psychology Resesarch: History
From an interview with John Kerns, Assistant Professor, PsychologyKerns discusses how FMRI technologies started to be used in psychology research.
