PhD in Computer Science
The University of Auckland · New Zealand
Alfonso
Gastélum Strozzi.
Physics, computer science and interdisciplinary research to develop methods that help us understand real-world problems.
From images to models;
from models to research.
He leads BioComLab, developing computational solutions for research in health, the environment and cultural heritage. His work combines computer vision, image processing, biostatistics and simulation.
He collaborates on studies of syndemics and rheumatic diseases, three-dimensional reconstruction and analysis, digital archaeology and GPU-accelerated models. Student training and the development of reproducible tools are central to his academic work.
Master of Science · Medical Physics
National Autonomous University of Mexico
Physics
University of Guadalajara
Permanent Researcher, Associate C rank
Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology, UNAM. Appointment effective May 16.
Researcher, Associate C rank
ICAT, UNAM.
Academic technician
CCADET and ICAT, UNAM, at various ranks.
Postdoctoral research in image analysis
UNAM. Research on the morphology and topology of shapes.
Postdoctoral research in Grenoble
LTHE, France. Methods for simulating flow in porous media.
Computer vision in Auckland
Intelligent Vision Systems Lab. Development in collaboration with Alcatel.
Collaboration and education
Participation in the international GLADERPO and EULAR groups, with research connecting computing, social context and health. Thesis supervision and co-supervision, and collaboration with national and international teams.
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