GAN Radiology Neurology Belarus Minsk fMRI Histology Mitosis Apoptosis Cavernas Adversaries Sensitivity Specificity Multispectral Hyperspectral InceptionV3 Xception ResNet DenseNet MobileNet UNet SVM kNN Ki67 Image Learning Analysis Networks Biomedical Imaging Deep Machine Vision Attacks Neural Convolutional Biospectroscopy Chest XRay Retrieval Feature Extraction 3D Anisotropy Brain Asymmetry Planum Temporale Lung Adversarial ROC Positive Tuberculosis Pulmonary Nodules Lesion DrugResistant Full Genome Auto Encoders BlackBox WhiteBox Targeted Images Curve Area True False IR Spectra Chemometric Vibrational Spectroscopy Hematoxylin Eosin Random Forest Naive Bayes Frontal Lobe D240 Endothelial Cells Tumor Angiogenesis

The Biomedical Image Analysis group was established in early 2007. We are working on the development of new methods and software for computer-assisted diagnosis based on recent imaging technologies. Last years we've been intensively using Convolutional Neural Networks, GANs, and some other Deep Learning techniques. The group has close links to medical research centers and hospitals in Belarus as well as long-lasting collaboration with similar groups in Europe, USA, and China.

the Team

Vassili Kovalev

PhD, Leading Researcher

Email: vassili.kovalev@gmail.com
Tel (Mobile): +375-29-1-999-77-0
ResearchGate Google Scholar

Eduard Snezhko

PhD, Head of the group

Email: eduard.snezhko@gmail.com
Tel (Mobile): +375-29-274-04-89
ResearchGate GitHub ORCID

Dzmitry Paulenka

MSc, Leading Software Engineer

E-mail: dmitri.pavlenko@gmail.com
Skype: dmitri.pavlenko
GitHub

Akhmedkhan Radzhabov

PhD student

E-mail: axmegxah@outlook.com
Skype: b5004244
image.org.by

Tatsiana Mitskevich

Engineer

Email: mtitan@tut.by

Aleksandra Kosareva

PhD student

Email: kosareva@bsuir.by
Skype: kosarevaalexandra

Our work

Whole slide histology service

Generator of artificial medical images

CT segmentation services

X-Ray Lung Computer-Aided Diagnosis

CT Tuberculosis data viewer

video demos

on-board satellite image processing

process of generation of a chest X-ray image