Vincent Noblet

Research Engineer - HDR
Head of Biomedical image processing group
Head of computer science and image processing department of IRIS platform

ICube - IMAGeS 300 Bd Sébastien Brant BP 10413 67412 Illkirch CEDEX - France Illkirch site: Phone: + 33 (0) 3 68 85 44 89 Office: C211 IPB site: Phone: + 33 (0) 3 68 85 40 42 Office: 109 E-mail: vincent(dot)noblet(at)unistra(dot)fr

Description of activities

My research activities in the IMAGeS team are within the field of Biomedical image processing and cover two main areas:

image registration
change detection in image sequences

Furthermore, as part of my activities within the Imagines plateform, I bring my expertise to the investigation of various problems in neuroscience requiring the setting up of appropriate image processing pipelines and the exploitation of large image databases.

Course

Since 2005	: Research Engineer, CNRS, ICube
june 2015	: Habilitation degree , UDS, Strasbourg
2002 - 2006	: PhD degree, LSIIT, UMR 7005, ULP, Strasbourg
2001 - 2002	: master degree in Mechanics and Engineering, Biomechanics option, ULP, Strasbourg
1999 - 2002	: Engineer degree from ENSPS (Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Physique de Strasbourg)

PhD thesis supervision

current thesis:

"Early assessment of tumor growth from post-surgical residues of glioblastomas in DT-MRI", Thesis of Céline Heimburger (2015-), Co-direction with Izzie Jacques Namer

"Diagnostical biomarkers in multimodal brain MRI of Lewy body disease and Alzheimer's disease", Thesis of Elena Chabran (2016-), Co-direction with Frédéric Blanc

"Development of a computer model to optimize donor/receiver matching in liver transplantation", Thesis of Pietro Addeo (2017-), Co-supervision with Benoit Naegel (director), Philippe Bachellier (co-director) and Adrien Krähenbühl (supervisor).

"Novel radiomics approaches for characterization of liver tumours by image analysis", Thesis of Farid Ouhmich (2017-), Co-direction with Fabrice Heitz, supervisor: Vincent Agnus.

"Unified framework for change detection in multimodal brain MRI. Application to the follow-up of multiple sclerosis patients", Thesis of Eléonore Dufresne, (2018-), Co-direction with Stéphane Kremer, supervisor: Denis Fortun

defended thesis:

"Multivariate regression model for comparing populations in diffusion MRI", Thesis of Alix Bouchon (2012-2016), Co-supervision with Fabrice Heitz

"Quantitative imaging of ventilation double-energy computed tomography", Thesis of Mickael Ohana (2013-2016), Co-supervision with Fabrice Heitz and Catherine Roy