NGUYEN-VERGER Mai K.

PU, CY Cergy Paris Université

Member of team :

ICI

Lieu :

CYU St-Martin, A573

Phone :

01 34 25 28 13

Phone :

01 30 73 62 93

Biography

IEEE SENIOR Member (member of the IEEE Signal Processing and the IEEE Nuclear Plasma Sciences societies).

2005-present: Professor at the CY Cergy Paris University (was the University of Cergy-Pontoise before January 1st 2020).
ETIS laboratory (CY Cergy Paris University / ENSEA/ CNRS UMR 8051).

1990-2004: associate professor at the University of Cergy-Pontoise.
1989-1990: consulting engineer, CISI Telematic Conseil
1988: PhD degree in Signal and Image Processing from the National Polytechnic Institute of Grenoble, France.

Research activities

  • Inverse problems in imaging science.
  • Generalizations of Radon transform and their applications in imaging science.
  • Scattered ionizing radiation imaging.
  • Artificial intelligence-based approaches in tomographic imaging
  • Applications (biomedical imaging, astrophysics, industrial non-destructive evaluation, laser imaging, geological prospection, micro-wave imaging, environment surveillance, land security, cultural heritage object imaging).

Ongoing projects

2021-2024 DIMMath’Innov (île de France region) : Contributions of artificial intelligence, mathematical modelling and optimization in tomographic imaging

  • PI : Mai K. Nguyen-Verger (ETIS)
  • Partners : Laboratoire Analyse, Géométrie, Modélisation (AGM) CY Cergy Paris Université
  • Funding : PhD student Ishak Ayad

 

2018-2021 LabEx MME-DII (ANR-11-LBX-0023-01) : New concept of Circular Compton Scattering Tomography

  • PI : Mai K. Nguyen-Verger (ETIS)
  • Partners : Laboratoire de Physique Théorique et Modélisation  (LPTM) CY Cergy Paris Université
  • Funding : PhD student Cécilia Tarpau

2018-2021 DIMMath’Innov (île de France region) : Compton Scattering tomography modelling and associated inverse problems

  • PI : Mai K. Nguyen-Verger (ETIS)
  • Partners : Laboratoire de Mathématiques de Versailles (LMV) UVSQ-Paris Saclay Université
  • Funding : PhD student Cécilia Tarpau

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