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openGTN discussion group on LinkedIn
There is now an openGTN discussion group on LinkedIn:
You can request to become member via our contact form
Updated CVs of ESRs
Updated CVs of the involved Early Stage Researchers Aymen Ayaz, Yasmina Al Khalil and Sina Amirrajab have been added to the team page
Privacy policy updated
We have updated our privacy policy, which you can read here.
PhD researcher started October 1st
On October 1st, Yasmina Alkhalil started her 4-year PhD research on MR image contrast independent segmentation. The openGTN PhD team is now complete!
More information about the openGTN team can be found here.
Yasmina Alkhalil
All PhD researchers now selected
The openGTN project is happy to announce that all 3 ESRs have now been selected. ESR1 who will investigate MRI segmentation will start 1 October 2018.
Two PhD researchers started today
On 1 July 2018 PhD researchers Aymen Ayaz and Sina Amirrajab started their 4-year research project on MRI simulation.
Aymen will focus on MRI simulation of the brain and spine, whereas Sina will focus on MRI simulation of the heart.
More information about the openGTN team can be found here.
Privacy policy statement added
Today we have added our privacy policy statement to our website, click here to read it.
Vacancy: early-stage researcher on MR image segmentation using machine learning
The openGTN project still has 1 vacancy for an early-stage researcher on the development, optimization and validation of MR image segmentation methods using machine learning. The aim is to develop methods that are insensitive to the specific image contrast, and insensitive to patient and scanner variations. Simulated MRI data with ground truth annotations will be used to support the image segmentation research.
The vacancy is meant for persons with an MSc degree not older than 4 years, who have not lived/studied/worked in the Netherlands for more than 12 months in the 3 years before starting employment at Medical Image Analysis group (IMAG/e) of the Eindhoven University of Technology.
Please apply here.
Vacancies ESR2 and ESR3 closed, ESR1 still open
The openGTN project will host 3 Early-Stage Researchers (ESRs):
ESR1: MRI segmentation using machine learning and simulated MRI data (vacancy still open)
ESR2: MRI simulation of the brain & spine (vacancy closed)
ESR3: MRI simulation of the heart (vacancy closed)
For more information see the vacancy description on the website of the Eindhoven University of Technology.