Prof. Dr. Olivier Haeberlé
Professor in industrial informatics
Researcher in optical imaging
Head of IRIMAS
Olivier Haeberlé is interested in instrumentation as well as image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, especially label-free microscopy.
Researcher in optical imaging
Head of IRIMAS
Olivier Haeberlé is interested in instrumentation as well as image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, especially label-free microscopy.
Prof. Dr. Alain Dieterlen
Professor in electronics and signal processing
Researcher in imaging and signal processing
First Vice Président UHA
Interested in instrumentation, identification, image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, especially fluorescence microscopy.
Researcher in imaging and signal processing
First Vice Président UHA
Interested in instrumentation, identification, image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, especially fluorescence microscopy.
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Bruno Colicchio
Associate Professor in electrical engineering and industrial informatics
Researcher in signal and image processing
Member of IRIMAS
Bruno Colicchio is interested in image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, inverse problems, plenoptic setups and time-frequency transforms.
Researcher in signal and image processing
Member of IRIMAS
Bruno Colicchio is interested in image reconstruction and processing for optical microscopy, inverse problems, plenoptic setups and time-frequency transforms.
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Jean-Baptiste Courbot
Associated Professor in image and signal processing
ean-Baptiste Courbot is interested in statistical signal and image processing, with a focus on Bayesian and sparsity-based methods.
ean-Baptiste Courbot is interested in statistical signal and image processing, with a focus on Bayesian and sparsity-based methods.
Dr.-Ing. Matthieu Debailleul
Researcher in optical imaging.
Matthieu is interested in instrumentation as well as image processing for 3D optical microscopy.
Matthieu is interested in instrumentation as well as image processing for 3D optical microscopy.
Ass.-Prof. Dr. Nicolas Verrier
Associate-Professor in electronics and researcher in optical instrumentation.
Nicolas Verrier is interested in the development of multimodal label-free microscopic imaging techniques.
Nicolas Verrier is interested in the development of multimodal label-free microscopic imaging techniques.
