Sébastien Jodogne

Research interests

• Medical imaging.
• Health informatics.
• Deep learning and federated learning.
• Computer vision and industrial imaging.
• Software engineering.

Free and open-source projects

• Orthanc — Versatile DICOM server for medical imaging.
• Stone of Orthanc — Rendering library and Web viewer for medical imaging, compatible with WebAssembly.
• GNU Health — Health and hospital information system with strong focus on public health and social medicine.

Teaching

Current:

• LEPL1402 — Informatics 2.
• LINFO1113 — Numerical algorithmic.
• LINFO2381 — Health informatics.
• LSINC1114 — Analysis of biological data (Charleroi).
• LSINC1313 — Numerical algorithmic (Charleroi).
• LSINC1402 — Computer science 2 (Charleroi).

Past:

• LINFO2369 — Artificial intelligence and machine learning seminar (2021-2024).

Lab members

• Amaury Fierens.
• Edouard Chatzopoulos.
• François Roucoux.
• Jérôme Linden (with Laurent Gatto).
• Juliette Vanderhaeghen.
• Loïc Guille (with Laurent Gatto).
• Anaghim Ftouhi (with Laurent Gatto).
• Quentin Langlois.
• Wei Zhao.
• Sarra Laksaci (with Christophe De Vleeschouwer).

Active research projects

• TRAIL and ARIAC.
• BiDiTwins (Biological and digital tumour twins to unravel breast cancer progression and response to therapy).
• NextGenCode, in collaboration with Euresys.
• ERDF project e-OMIX (European Regional Development Fund).
• ERDF project CLINOM-X (European Regional Development Fund).

Open positions

• ERDF project CLINOM-X in Charleroi about the development of a free and open-source software related to electronic health records:
  • One Java back-end software engineer.

  Applicants must have a Master 120 degree, and must be EU citizens or already have a work visa for Belgium.

• ERDF project e-OMIX in Charleroi about the development of a free and open-source software related to cloud-based storage and computation for omics data:
  • One senior software architect.

  Applicants must have a Master 120 degree, and must be EU citizens or already have a work visa for Belgium.

Most positions are open to Masters 120 in computer science or software engineering. Feel free to get in touch with me by email for further questions. If you would like to apply, please send an email, specifying which position you are interested in, and provide: a letter of motivation (1 page is enough, but be specific); a CV with pre-prints and publications (if any), software and data analysis projects and education; the name and contact details of two academic or professional references, explaining in what capacity these references know you.

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