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• Dr.Ing.
(1987), Electronics
Engineering, University
of Rome La Sapienza, Italy
• M.S.
(1990), Biomedical
Engineering, University
of
Houston
• Ph.D.
(1994), Electrical
Engineering, University
of
Houston
• Associate
Editor, IEEE EMBS Transactions on
Biomedical Engineering
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Email:
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zouridakis@uh.edu
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Phone:
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713-743-8656
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FAX:
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713-743-1250
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Office:
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228 PGH
Hall
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Mailing
Address:
501 PGH Hall
Computer
Science
University of
Houston
Houston, TX77204-3010
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George
Zouridakis
Professor
Director
Biomedical Imaging Lab
Research
Interests
Neuroengineering,
Biomedical Imaging, Computational Biomedicine, Functional Brain
Mapping, Biosignal Analysis and Modeling
Research
Projects
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• Computational
Tracking of Human Learning
Brain
connectivity analysis using Granger’s causality of human
learning during
performance of complex tasks that involve strategic and visuomotor
components.
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• Advanced
Techniques for Biosignal Analysis
Techniques
based on independent component analysis for improved estimation of
brain signals in healthy subjects and patients that can be used in the
diagnosis and treatment of neurological disorders.
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• Functional
Brain Mapping
Localization
of brain areas involved with higher cognitive functions, such as memory
and language,
in normal subjects and patients, that can be used for presurgical
planning.
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• Skin
Cancer
Detection
Development
of an automated
decision-support system with a
graphical user interface that can facilitate physician diagnosis and
help with the
early detection of skin cancer and, in particular, of
melanoma.
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• Diffusion
Tensor Imaging
Tools for
automated segmentation and registration of diffusion tensor MRI scans
to Talairach space to quantify brain white matter in normal subjects and
ALS
patients.
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