Curriculum vitae

VIDHOLM Erik Emanuel Knut

Born: February 2, 1977, Uppsala
Address: Centre for Image Analysis
 Lägerhyddsvägen 2, Hus 2
 Box 337
 SE-751 05 Uppsala
 Sweden
Phone: +46(0)184717849
Fax: +46(0)18553447
E-mail: erik.vidholm@cb.uu.se
www: http://www.cb.uu.se/~erik/

Research interests

My main research interest is interactive medical image analysis and visualization using haptic feedback with the aim to facilitate semi-automatic segmentation and other image analysis tasks. I am also interested in hardware (GPU) accelerated algorithms for visualization and image analysis.

Computer skills

I am used to work with the operating systems Windows 9x/NT/XP and Linux. My main programming language is C++/C, but I am also familiar with Java and Fortran and scripting languages such as Python and Tcl. For development under Windows I mainly use Visual C++ 7 and 8, but I am also familiar with Borland. Under Linux I use gcc and gmake. I have experience of a number of toolkits and APIs, such as OpenGL, OpenGL shading language (GLSL), Visualization toolkit (VTK), Insight segmentation and registration toolkit (ITK), H3D API from SenseGraphics, Reachin API from Reachin, and Matlab.

Education

2003- PhD student at the Centre for Image Analysis, Uppsala
1998-2003 MSc Engineering physics, Uppsala university
MSc thesis: A tool for filtering and visualization of digital images in the Fourier domain
1997-1998 Preparatory programme in Natural sciences and Technology, Fyrisskolan, Uppsala
1996 Graduated from Fyrisskolan, Uppsala

Experience

2006 Lecturer in Computer graphics, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2006 Teacher in Advanced computer graphics and visualization, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2006 Teacher in Advanced computer graphics and visualization, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2005-2006 Assistant supervisor of MSc. Andreas von Knobloch, Segmentation by deformable models in a haptic environment, Uppsala University and University of Hamburg
2005-2006 Assistant supervisor of MSc. Filip Malmberg, 3D live-wire: Semi-automatic segmentation of volume images in a haptic environment, Uppsala University
2005 Instructor at Workshop on visualization with VTK, UPPMAX, Uppsala University
2004-2005 Lecturer in Computer graphics, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2004 Supervisor for MSc. Jonas Agmund, Real-time surface rendering for interactive volume image segmentation in a haptic environment, Uppsala University
2004 Organizer of the industrial session at the SSAB Symposium on Image Analysis 2004
2004 Lecturer in Computers and programming, first course, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2003- Editor for the SSBA newsletter
2003 Computer exercise assistant in Computerized Image Analysis, Department of Information Technology, Uppsala University
2002 Participant in the course An introduction to database programming, St Petersburg Polytechnical University, Russia
2001 Teacher in mathematics for first-year MSc students
2000-2002 Active in the student's organization FSR (Teknisk Fysik's studieråd)

Conference participation

2006 Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention (MICCAI'06), Copenhagen, October 2006
2006 International conference on Pattern recognition (ICPR'06), HongKong, August 2006
2006 SSBA Symposium on Image Analysis, Umeå, Sweden, March 2006
2005 Medicinteknikdagarna, Södertälje, Sweden, October 2005
2005 WorldHaptics 2005, Pisa, Italy, March 2005
2005 SSBA Symposium on Image Analysis, Malmö, Sweden, March 2005
2004 SIGRAD'04, Gävle, Sweden, November 2004
2004 IEEE International symposium on biomedical imaging, Washington D.C., April 2004
2004 SSBA Symposium on Image Analysis, Uppsala, Sweden, March 2004
2003 Reachin User Group Meeting 2003, November 2003
2003 International Symposium on Surgery Simulation and Soft Tissue Modeling, Juan-Les-Pins, France, June 2003
2003 SSAB Symposium on Image Analysis, Stockholm, Sweden, March 2003

PhD course participation

2007 Fuzzy sets and fuzzy techniques, 5 credits, January-March 2007
2006 Applied mathematics, 5 credits, October-November 2006
2006 Variational methods in computer vision and image analysis, 1 credit, August 2006
2006 Pattern recognition and computer vision, 3 credits, April-June 2006
2006 Shader programming, 2 credits, March 2006
2005 Scientific writing, 1 credit, December 2005
2005 Modeling for image segmentation, 2 credits, September-October 2005
2005 Level set segmentation, 2 credits, August 2005
2004 Research methodology in image analysis, 2 credits, November 2004
2004 Scientific visualization, 3 credits, August 2004
2004 Deformable models for image segmentation, 2 credits, August 2004
2004 Imaging systems, 5 credits, spring 2004
2003 Analysis of variance and experimental design, 5 credits, fall 2003
2003 Discrete geometry for images in Zn, 5 credits, spring 2003

Languages

Beside my native language Swedish, I speak English fluently and know basic French.