MSPAS 2009 – The Spring Session

The intensive courses, given by French, German, Spanish, and Romanian professors, will be grouped in modules, according to their length and topics. Students attending a module and answering a Q&A test on the taught topic will be awarded a diploma to attest their qualification. The proposed courses are:

Silvia Batraneanu [SB], CERN, Geneva, Switzerland and LAPI-UPB: "Methods of Information Visualization" (4h)

Prof. Philippe Bolon [PhB], LISTIC / Polytech' Savoie, Université de Savoie, France: "Opérateurs non linéaires multicomposantes. Approches itératives" (8h)

Prof. Ioan Cuculescu [IC], Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, University of Bucuresti: "The Strong Markov Property" (2h)

Dr. George Nemes [GN], adjunct Prof. of Optics, EE Dept., Santa Clara University California, Visiting Scholar, E. L. Ginzton Laboratory, Stanford University and President of Astigmat, Santa Clara, USA: "Optical Systems and Laser Beam. Characterisation by Matrix Methods" (8h)

Prof. Enrique Nava Baro [EN], ISIP, ETSI Telecomunicación, Universidad de Málaga, Spain : "Digital video coding and systems"  (8h)

Prof. Francoise Peyrin [FP], CREATIS, INSA-Lyon, France: "Imagerie Tomographique (théorie, reconstruction, analyse d'images 3D)"  (8h)

Prof. Martin Böhme [MB], Institut für Neuro-und-Bioinformatik, Universität zu Lübeck, Germany: " subject to be defined" (4h)  

Prof. Erhardt Barth [EB], Institut für Neuro-und-Bioinformatik, Universität zu Lübeck, Germany: " subject to be defined" (6h)  

Prof. Alexandru Serbanescu [AS], Technical Military Academy, Bucuresti: " subject to be defined" (4h)  

Dr. Mihaela Ilie [MI],Istituto di Fotonica e Nanotecnologie Roma and LAPI-UPB: " Data aquisition and signal processing for an electrochemical biosensor" (4h)  

Marius Leahu [ML], CERN, Geneva, Switzerland and LAPI-UPB: " Designing and implementing roles-based access control in ATLAS experiment" (2h)  

The provisional timetable is the following: