Short Bio I received the B.S. degree in Computer Science (1999) and the the PhD in Computer Engineering (2004) from the University of Girona. From 2004 until 2006, I was working as a Post-doctoral Research Assistant in the Department of Computer Science at Queen Mary, University of London. Currently, I'm an Associate Professor in the VICOROB Group at the University of Girona. My research interests are in the fields of Image Processing, Pattern Recognition and Computer Vision. I'm a member of the IEEE

Research

Non-Rigid Structure from Motion Non-rigid projective factorization Non-rigid 3d modelling and tracking Self-calibration / Metric upgrade	Motion segmentation Manifold methods for motion segmentation Local Subspace Affinity (LSA) Enhanced Model Selection (EMS)
Object recognition/detection Feature extraction/selection Image segmentation Image classification	Surface texture analysis Photometric stereo Surface texture classification Texture under varying imaging geometries
Medical Image Analysis: Mammography Image segmentation Feature extraction False positive reduction	Medical Image Analysis: Brain MRI MS Image Segmentation Tissue classification Lesion detection
Astronomical Image Analysis Faint source detection Image segmentation Faint source false positive reduction	SLAM from video Landmark detection Large scale SLAM techniques Selective submap joining

      Postdocs and PhD Students  

• [2010-2013] Mariano Cabezas. Atlas-based segmentation of multiple sclerosis lesions in brain MRI. Codirected by Dr. A. Oliver
• [2010-2013] Onur Ganiler. Multiple sclerosis lesion quantification in temporal MRI studies
• [2011-2012] Yago Diez. Postdoc: Brain MRI registration in patients with multiple sclerosis sesions
• [2008-2012] Albert Torrent. Simultaneous object detection and segmentation. Codirected by Dr. J. Freixenet
• [2007-2011] Luca Zappella. Motion segmentation. Codirected by Prof. J. Salvi. Defense: 30th June 2011. Nowadays in The Johns Hopkins University with Prof. R.Vidal