International Multiconference
on Computer Science and Information Technology
12-14 October 2009, Mrągowo, Poland
on Computer Science and Information Technology
12-14 October 2009, Mrągowo, Poland
Polish Information Processing Society
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4th International Symposium
Advances in Artificial Intelligence and Applications (AAIA'09)Mr�?gowo, Poland, October 12-14, 2009
Professor Juliusz Lech Kulikowski
Juliusz Lech Kulikowski was born in 1931 in Nowe Miasto Lubawskie, Poland. In the years 1949-1955 he studied at the f-ty of Communication of the Warsaw University of Technology and he got the degree of communication engineer in 1952 and a M.Sc. degree in ultra-high frequency technology in 1955. Since 1952 he also was employed as a junior lecturer in the Warsaw University of Technology. In 1955 he started his post-graduate studies at the Higher School of Technology in Moscow (USSR) and in 1959 he got there the candidate of sciences (1st level doctoral) degree. His first scientific interests were connected with statistical methods of signals detection in noise. In the years 1959-1966 he came back the Warsaw University of Technology where he worked for seven years as an assistant professor and in 1966 he got there the 2nd level doctoral (habilitation) degree. Since 1966 he was employed in several institutes of the Polish Academy of Sciences: Inst. of Automation (1966-1971), Inst. of Applied Cybernetics (1971-1974), Inst. of Organisation and Management (1974-1976), Inst. of Computer Sciences (1976-1982) and, since 1982, till now, in the Inst. of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering. In 1973 he has been nominated associate professor and in 1989 – full professor. As a scientific worker of the above-mentioned institutes he organised and for many years he headed the laboratories and departments of information systems and information processing methods. His scientific interest were connected with statistical methods in signal processing, pattern recognition, operational research, theory and design of information systems, artificial intelligence, computer-aided image processing methods and applications of computers in medicine. In these domains he contributed, in particular, to: application of non-parametric statistical tests to signal detection in noise, a concept of multi-aspect assessment of information value, application of extended algebra of relations to structural image analysis, application of relative logics to decision making under uncertainty, some concepts concerning distributed computer systems design and evaluation methods, mathematical models used to computer-aided cardiac diagnostics based on ultrasound imaging, using multi-aspect and partial similarity concepts to pattern recognition and image retrieval, using morphological spectra to texture analysis, etc. For several years he also coordinated research projects concerning design of pilot computer systems in selected areas of national economy and he headed a group elaborating a concept of structure and organization of a national scientific information system (SINTO).
In the above-mentioned domains he has published more than 250 original works (papers in widely distributed scientific journals, papers in the proceedings of national and international scientific conferences, chapters in books) as well as several dozens of scientific popular or review papers. He also is an individual author of 4 books and 4 monographs. He was a chief-editor of several collective publications, and for the last years he is a chief- editor of a scientific quarterly Machine Graphics and Vision (edited by the Institute of Computer Science PAS). Heading for more than 25 years the Department of Biomedical Information Processing Methods in the Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering PAS he paid a particular interest to the development of methods of computer-aided image processing in cardiology and oncology, as well as to the development of tools and methods (speech synthesis, spatial orientation systems) helping disabled (blind, mute, etc.) people.
For his scientific activity he was awarded by the Scientific Secretary of the Polish Academy of Sciences (in particular, in 1973, for heading a group which constructed the first computer-based image processing system in Poland) and by the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology. He also was awarded for his scientific-popular activity and he was decorated with some governmental orders.
In 1971, 1975 and in 1976 he spent several weeks as a visiting professor in the International Centre of Mechanical Sciences (CISM) in Udine (Italy), where he gave lectures concerning algebraic methods in pattern recognition and operational research problems. In 1985 and 1988 he was invited as a visiting professor to the Otto von Guericke University of Technology in Magdeburg (Germany) where he gave lectures on pattern recognition and image processing methods. For several years he also gave lectures in the domain of information theory (Warsaw University of Technology), theory of graphs (Mathematical Institute of PAS), image processing and computer graphics (Private Higher School of Business and Administration, Warsaw), and of computer aided decision making (Higher School of Computer Science and Management, Rzeszow).
He is a member of the Polish Mathematical Society and an ordinary member of the Warsaw Scientific Society. He is a vice-chairman of the Information Processing Association in Poland. He also was a member of Scientific Councils of several institutes, of Scientific Committees of the Polish Academy of Sciences , and of the Central Commission for Scientific Title and Scientific Degrees in Poland. Since many years he is a member of the group TC-13 (Human-Computer Interaction) of IFIP. Since 1999 he was several times nominated, by the Presidium of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the chairman of the Polish National Committee for co-operation with CODATA (the Committee for Data for Science and Technology).
He is married, his daughter is an university lecturer.
Juliusz Lech Kulikowski
Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering
Polish Academy of Sciences
4 Ks. Trojdena Str., 02-109 Warsaw, Poland
phone: (+48-22) 659-71-93,
fax: (+48-22) 659-70-30
e-mail: juliusz.lkulikowski@ibib.waw.pl
In the above-mentioned domains he has published more than 250 original works (papers in widely distributed scientific journals, papers in the proceedings of national and international scientific conferences, chapters in books) as well as several dozens of scientific popular or review papers. He also is an individual author of 4 books and 4 monographs. He was a chief-editor of several collective publications, and for the last years he is a chief- editor of a scientific quarterly Machine Graphics and Vision (edited by the Institute of Computer Science PAS). Heading for more than 25 years the Department of Biomedical Information Processing Methods in the Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering PAS he paid a particular interest to the development of methods of computer-aided image processing in cardiology and oncology, as well as to the development of tools and methods (speech synthesis, spatial orientation systems) helping disabled (blind, mute, etc.) people.
For his scientific activity he was awarded by the Scientific Secretary of the Polish Academy of Sciences (in particular, in 1973, for heading a group which constructed the first computer-based image processing system in Poland) and by the Minister of Higher Education, Science and Technology. He also was awarded for his scientific-popular activity and he was decorated with some governmental orders.
In 1971, 1975 and in 1976 he spent several weeks as a visiting professor in the International Centre of Mechanical Sciences (CISM) in Udine (Italy), where he gave lectures concerning algebraic methods in pattern recognition and operational research problems. In 1985 and 1988 he was invited as a visiting professor to the Otto von Guericke University of Technology in Magdeburg (Germany) where he gave lectures on pattern recognition and image processing methods. For several years he also gave lectures in the domain of information theory (Warsaw University of Technology), theory of graphs (Mathematical Institute of PAS), image processing and computer graphics (Private Higher School of Business and Administration, Warsaw), and of computer aided decision making (Higher School of Computer Science and Management, Rzeszow).
He is a member of the Polish Mathematical Society and an ordinary member of the Warsaw Scientific Society. He is a vice-chairman of the Information Processing Association in Poland. He also was a member of Scientific Councils of several institutes, of Scientific Committees of the Polish Academy of Sciences , and of the Central Commission for Scientific Title and Scientific Degrees in Poland. Since many years he is a member of the group TC-13 (Human-Computer Interaction) of IFIP. Since 1999 he was several times nominated, by the Presidium of the Polish Academy of Sciences, the chairman of the Polish National Committee for co-operation with CODATA (the Committee for Data for Science and Technology).
He is married, his daughter is an university lecturer.
Juliusz Lech Kulikowski
Institute of Biocybernetics and Biomedical Engineering
Polish Academy of Sciences
4 Ks. Trojdena Str., 02-109 Warsaw, Poland
phone: (+48-22) 659-71-93,
fax: (+48-22) 659-70-30
e-mail: juliusz.lkulikowski@ibib.waw.pl
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