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About me I am a PhD Candidate in the Computer Science and Engineering Dept at OSU. I am currently an Presidential Fellow at OSU and a Visiting Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School and the Brigham and Women’s Hospital. I have also worked at the Dept. of Radiology at OSU, the Dorthy Davis Heart and Lung Center at OSU, and have interned at GE Global Research. Before joining OSU, I was a field applications engineer at Texas Instruments. As part of my PhD thesis, I have been building models for the spatio-temporal analysis of functional neuro-imaging data, specifically fMRI. Apart from this, I am also interested in statistical machine learning, computational neuroscience, computer vision and mathematical statistics. Visit my blog at firdausjanoos.blogspot.com—I keep posting to it pretty often. There was a point in space-time when I was an avid H2G2 and sci-fi fan— and ergo, my webpage and blog is littered with Douglas Adam quotes and scifi references. Alas, it has been a while since I’ve read such book, or any book for that matter, and memories fade and people change. Therefore, this disclaimer (for my blog): The opinions expressed therein were once my own but probably do not represent my current views in any way. My résumé is available on request.
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2015 Neil Ave, 395 Dreese Laboratories 2015 Neil Avenue Columbus, OH 43210-1277
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Phone (office): 614- 688 - 3766 E-mail: firdaus _at_ ieee.org
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Firdaus Janoos |
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… the dude abides |