Julien Jerphanion — Personal Website
I am an engineer fond of microscopy images who fell in love with computer graphics. I hold a MSc in Bioengineering and a PhD in Electrical Engineering , with a focus on spline and approximation theory for image analysis.
My work focuses on the development of aproaches to quantify, describe, and model biological objects observed in microscopy bioimages. My current research interests are a mix of computational geometry, statistical shape analysis, machine learning, and biology.
I am leading a bioimage quantification research group at EMBL-EBI in Cambridge, UK. We are interdisciplinary: we do theoretical research on geometrical modelling, we implement algorithms to extract morphology-related information from images, and we use all of this to understand living systems in the context of collaborative projects with experimentalists. We regularly have internship opportunities for researchers with an applied maths, computer science, or computational biology background, and we recruit Ph
Julien Jerphanion — Personal Website