Teun Baar has accepted the offer for a PhD position at Océ. He will work on “Optimization of Print Quality” under the supervision of Dr. Nicolas Bonnier. Tuen Baar holds a MSc Applied Physics, specialised in Image Processing, and a BSc Applied Physics, both from Delft University of Technology. We welcome Teun Baar to CP7.0 and to Océ.
Srikrishna Nudurumati has accepted the offer for a PhD position at Gjøvik University College. He will work on “Design and Development of Spectral Colour Management Workflows” under the supervision of Prof. Jon Yngve Hardeberg. Srikrishna has a masters’ degree in Remote Sensing & Geo Information Systems from National Institute of Technology, Warangal India. He has an extensive work experience in Color Image and Video Processing, Subjective and Ojective Image/Video Quality analysis, Color Reproduction and Device Colour Management Systems, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition. His professional work experience includes that from HP’s Imaging and Printing Group, Video Product Division at Tektronix and EFI. The CP7.0 consortium welcomes Srikrishna.
Radovan Slavuj has accepted the offer for a PhD position at Gjøvik University College. He will work on “Spectral Modelling for multi-channel printers and displays” under the supervision of Prof. Jon Yngve Hardeberg. Radovan’s educational background is in computational and graphic engineering and he is holding Engineering (MSc) degree from Faculty of Technical Sciences (University of Novi Sad), Serbia, as well as MSc in Digital Colour Imaging from London College of Communication. His research interests are in color management with utilization of both conventional and multispectral approaches. We welcome Radovan to CP7.0 and to Gjøvik University College.
Steven Le Moan has accepted the position as an experienced researcher (post-doc) at the Technische Universität Darmstadt. He will work on image quality under the supervision of Dr. Philip Urban. Steven Le Moan received both his Engineer and MSc degrees in signal processing in 2009 from the Université de Rennes 1, France. He is currently working towards the PhD degree at the Laboratoire d’Electronique, Informatique et Image (Université de Bourgogne, France) and in collaboration with the Norwegian Color Research Laboratory (Gjøvik University College, Norway). His research is mainly focused on multispectral imagery, dimensionality reduction and visualization. We welcome Steven Le Moan to the CP7.0 community.