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International Computational Numerical Optimization Expert Prof. Dong Chyuan Liu was invited to give an academic lecture to our teachers and students

December 28, 2021  clicktimes:[]


On the morning of December 27, the International Joint ResearchCenterof Robotics and IntelligenceSystem launched a new international academic exchange activity. Professor Dong Chyuan Liu, a foreign Professor of Sichuan University, an international computational numerical optimization expert, was invited to give an academic report to the teachers and students. The theme of this lecture is "Software-driven Image Processing and Analysis -- case study: embedded real-time ultrasound systems " with highlights including system architecture, frequency-domain image processing, temporal-spatial domain image processing, and image processing & analysis.

Lecture scene

In this lecture, Professor Liu introduced some of his new scientific discoveries: With the help of powerful GPU parallel processing, we will do frequency-domain image processing to remove ultrasound artifact coming from low-channels ultrasound signals and from standard ceramic transducers. In the area of temporal-spatial domain image processing, we present a novel image visualization technique of perfusion flow direction of cervical lymph nodes based on contrast-enhanced ultrasound.

Live Q&A

Speaker introduction:

Dong C. Liu got Ph.D. in Northwestern University, USA. From 1990 to 2001, he was senior staff scientist in Siemens Medical System, USA, as one of the four original designers of the Siemens premium Elegra ultrasound system. From 2003 to now, he is the Chief Executive Officer in Taison, Inc., Mercer Island, WA, USA. He has gotten 18 US patents and more than 20 Chinese patents. He has published more than 160 papers, guided more than 20 Ph.D students and 110 master students. He is the member of Phi Tau Phi Scholastic Honor Society, referee for IEEE Transactions on Antennas and Propagation, and referee for Numerische Mathematik.