Baoshun Shi | Metal artifact reduction| Best Researcher Award

Assoc.Prof.Dr. Baoshun Shi | Metal artifact reduction| Best Researcher Award

Assoc. Prof. Dr.  Baoshun Shi,  Yanshan University,  China.

Baoshun Shi is an esteemed researcher and academic in medical imaging, specializing in CT/MRI reconstruction, deep dictionary learning, and computational imaging. His academic journey from Yanshan University to his current role as an Associate Professor has been marked by groundbreaking research and mentorship. His work has significantly contributed to medical diagnostics, receiving recognition through prestigious grants and impactful publications. His innovations continue to shape the future of medical imaging technologies.

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Early Academic Pursuits ✨

Baoshun Shi embarked on his academic journey with a deep fascination for electronic science and technology. His rigorous training at Yanshan University laid a strong foundation for his expertise in imaging sciences. Under the mentorship of Prof. Qiusheng Lian, he pursued both his Master’s and Ph.D. degrees from 2012 to 2017, immersing himself in advanced research on electronic imaging and computational techniques. His early studies revolved around the intricacies of image reconstruction and enhancement, which would later define his contributions to medical imaging and deep learning methodologies.

Professional Endeavors 🎓

After completing his doctorate, Baoshun Shi transitioned into academia as a Lecturer at the School of Information Science and Engineering at Yanshan University in 2017. His passion for research and education quickly propelled him to the position of Associate Professor in 2021. In this role, he has been instrumental in shaping the next generation of scholars while spearheading groundbreaking studies in medical imaging. His dedication to academic excellence is evident in his mentorship and continuous efforts to push the boundaries of imaging technology.

Contributions and Research Focus 🌍

Baoshun Shi’s research is centered on revolutionizing medical imaging through advanced computational models. His work spans multiple domains, including CT/MRI reconstruction, medical image analysis, deep dictionary learning, and compressed imaging. He has extensively explored imaging inverse problems, leveraging deep learning and model-driven approaches to enhance diagnostic accuracy and efficiency. His innovative methodologies in sparse-view CT reconstruction and metal artifact reduction have significantly contributed to the evolution of medical imaging solutions, making them more precise and accessible.

Accolades and Recognition 🏆

Recognized for his pioneering work, Baoshun Shi has secured prestigious research grants and accolades. As the Principal Investigator, he has led multiple national and provincial research projects, including grants from the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Hebei Natural Science Foundation. His projects, focused on deep dictionary learning and unsupervised imaging techniques, have earned him a distinguished reputation in the field of medical imaging. His contributions are acknowledged not only through research funding but also through the impact his findings have had on computational imaging advancements.

Impact and Influence 🔄

Baoshun Shi’s research has had far-reaching implications, transforming the landscape of medical imaging and computational diagnostics. His deep-learning-driven approaches have set new benchmarks in image reconstruction, enabling more accurate and efficient analysis of CT and MRI scans. His work has been instrumental in reducing imaging artifacts, improving resolution, and optimizing sparse-view imaging, thereby enhancing diagnostic capabilities. His influence extends beyond research papers, as his findings are being implemented in real-world medical applications, benefiting both practitioners and patients alike.

Legacy and Future Contributions 🌟

As a thought leader in medical imaging and computational science, Baoshun Shi continues to shape the future of imaging technologies. His ongoing research in deep dictionary networks and unsupervised learning models aims to push the boundaries of what is possible in diagnostic imaging. With an unwavering commitment to scientific advancement, he strives to develop cutting-edge solutions that will further enhance medical diagnostics, making them more efficient and accessible. His legacy is one of innovation, mentorship, and transformative contributions to the field of imaging science, paving the way for future breakthroughs.

 

Publication

  • Research advances on dictionary learning models, algorithms and applications – QS Lian, BS Shi, SZ Chen (2015)

 

  • Constrained phase retrieval: when alternating projection meets regularization – B Shi, Q Lian, X Huang, N An (2018)

 

  • Deep prior-based sparse representation model for diffraction imaging: A plug-and-play method – B Shi, Q Lian, H Chang (2020)

 

  • Multi‐scale cross‐path concatenation residual network for Poisson denoising – Y Su, Q Lian, X Zhang, B Shi, X Fan (2019)

 

  • Compressed sensing MRI based on the hybrid regularization by denoising and the epigraph projection – L Qiusheng, F Xiaoyu, S Baoshun, Z Xiaohua (2020)

 

  • Compressed sensing MRI with phase noise disturbance based on adaptive tight frame and total variation – F Xiaoyu, L Qiusheng, S Baoshun (2017)

 

  • Provable general bounded denoisers for snapshot compressive imaging with convergence guarantee – B Shi, Y Wang, D Li (2023)

 

  • FASPR: A fast sparse phase retrieval algorithm via the epigraph concept – B Shi, S Chen, Y Tian, X Fan, Q Lian (2018)

 

  • PPR: Plug-and-play regularization model for solving nonlinear imaging inverse problems – B Shi, Q Lian, X Fan (2019)

 

  • Transfer orthogonal sparsifying transform learning for phase retrieval – Q Lian, B Shi, S Chen (2017)

 

Conclusion 📝

Baoshun Shi’s contributions to medical imaging and computational diagnostics have been transformative. His expertise in deep learning, imaging inverse problems, and artifact reduction has paved the way for more accurate and efficient diagnostic methods. As he continues to push the boundaries of scientific discovery, his legacy remains one of innovation and impact, ensuring that medical imaging evolves to better serve the healthcare industry and patients worldwide.

Gustave Mabiama | Epidemiology | Neuroscience Academic Distinction Award

Dr. Gustave Mabiama | Epidemiology | Neuroscience Academic Distinction Award

Dr. Gustave Mabiama, The University of Douala, Cameroon.

Dr. Mabiama Gustave is an accomplished Senior Lecturer-Researcher and Head of Division of University Cooperation at the University of Ebolowa, Cameroon. With dual Ph.D. qualifications in Physiology-Physiopathology and Human Nutrition, he has an extensive academic background, including a Bachelor’s, Postgraduate Diploma, and Master’s degree in applied biology and nutrition. Over a professional career spanning two decades, Dr. Mabiama has contributed significantly to nutrition research, elderly health, HIV/AIDS care, and university education. His expertise extends to clinical training and international collaborations, reflecting his commitment to advancing science and improving community well-being.

 

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📜 Academic Background

Ph.D.Biology-Health (Physiology-Physiopathology) – University of Limoges, France.Health Sciences (Human Nutrition) – University of Douala, Cameroon. Additional Degrees:Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Biology – University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon.Postgraduate Diploma in Human Biology – University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon.Master’s Degree in Food Science and Nutrition – University of Ngaoundéré, Cameroon

🏫 Professional Experience

Current Role:Lecturer-Researcher (Assistant to Senior Lecturer), ENSET Douala (2010–Present).Past Roles:PMTCT, Paediatric HIV, and Nutrition Coordinator – ID-Moundou, Chad / ID-Paris-Poitiers, France (2008–2009)Life and Earth Sciences Teacher & Health Club Supervisor – Protestant College of Ngaoundéré (2000–2008).Instructor, Department of Biological Sciences – Faculty of Science, University of Ngaoundéré (1997–2006).

🛠 Further Training/Internships

2021, Limoges (LINUT): Identifying swallowing disorders. 2020, Limoges (LINUT): Undernutrition in the elderly. 2019, Faculty of Medicine, Limoges: Nutrition in specific conditions (pressure sores, heart failure, palliative care, cancer).2019, Limoges (LINUT): Physical activity recommendations for older adults.2019, University Hospital – Nutrition Unit (Limoges): Internship in Specialized Obesity Care.

🎓 University Courses Attended

2019, Yaoundé: Training Workshop on Scientific Advice for Governments (Nature and Technology Research Fund / INGSA). 2015, Distance Learning: Expertise in Gerontology (University of Montpellier & Pierre and Marie Curie University – Unfinished).2009, Cotonou, Benin: University Course on Food Composition and Biodiversity (BIOVERSITY/FAO). 2007, Abomey-Calavi, Benin: International Training in Nutrition and Food Science (FINSA/FSA/UAC). 2004, Marseille, France: Summer School for Young HIV/AIDS Researchers (AIDES)

📚 Publications

  • Title: Nutritional status and associated factors among community-dwelling elderly
    Authors: G Mabiama, D Adiogo, PM Preux, JC Desport, P Fayemendy, P Jésus
    Year: 2021

 

  • Title: Nutritional status, dementia, and mobility among nursing home’s residents: First exhaustive cross-sectional study in Limousin territory (France)
    Authors: P Fayemendy, G Mabiama, T Vernier, A Massoulard-Gainant, …
    Year: 2021

 

  • Title: Undernutrition, overweight and obesity among elderly living in communities in Africa: a systematic review
    Authors: G Mabiama, D Adiogo, T Millimono, P Fayemendy, T Vernier, …
    Year: 2021

 

  • Title: Undernutrition, overweight and obesity prevalences among community-dwelling elderly in Africa – a systematic review
    Authors: G Mabiama, T Millimono, D Adiogo, F Boumediene, PM Preux, …
    Year: 2022

 

  • Title: Nutritional status and associated factors among the elderly in Guinea: a first national cross-sectional study
    Authors: TM Millimono, A Camara, G Mabiama, M Daffé, F Boumédiène, PM Preux, …
    Year: 2023

 

  • Title: Dénutrition, surpoids et obésité chez les personnes âgées vivant dans des communautés en Afrique: une revue systématique
    Authors: G Mabiama, D Adiogo, T Millimono, F Boumédiène, PM Preux, …
    Year: 2022

 

  • Title: Depressive syndrome, cognitive impairment, and associated factors among community-dwelling aged persons in Cameroon
    Authors: G Mabiama, D Adiogo, PM Preux, JC Desport, P Fayemendy, P Jésus
    Year: 2024

 

  • Title: Undernutrition, socio-demographic characteristics and eating habits of the elderly
    Authors: TM Millimono, A Camara, G Mabiama, F Toure, S Sidibé, PM Preux, …
    Year: 2024

 

  • Title: Analysis of the Feeding Habits and Nutritional Status of Adolescents in Private Non-boarding Secondary Schools in Bamenda II Municipality, Cameroon
    Authors: ENBP Ange, E Manga, G Mabiama, F Evariste
    Year: 2024

 

  • Title: Comparing health students’ attitudes towards dementia, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders: Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices study (KAP) in Low-and Middle-Income countries (LMIC)
    Authors: LC Piver, E Auditeau, M Vergonjeanne, B Calvet, E Ngoungou, …
    Year: 2024

 

Conclusion

Dr. Mabiama Gustave’s career exemplifies excellence in education, research, and public health initiatives. His significant contributions to human nutrition and elderly care are a testament to his dedication to improving lives through science. As a prominent academic and health professional, he continues to foster international partnerships and contribute meaningfully to advancing health sciences, particularly in Africa. His dynamic career serves as an inspiration for integrating research, teaching, and social impact.