Dimitris Glotsos

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University of West Attica

Greece

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Dimitris Glotsos is an Associate Professor at the University of West Attica, Greece. His research focuses on biomedical engineering and machine learning applications in tissue imaging and cancer diagnostics. Recent publications include studies on glaucoma detection, tissue image reconstruction, and the job market in biomedical engineering. He is actively involved in advancing methodologies for assessing cancer risk and patient outcomes through innovative imaging techniques.

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Spiros Kostopoulos

University of West Attica

GREECE

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Nikolaos Cheimarios

Accenture

GREECE

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Pantelis Asvestas

University of West Attica

GREECE

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Computer-Aided Discrimination of Glaucoma Patients from Healthy Subjects Using the RETeval Portable Device

Preface: Proceedings of the Advances in Biomedical Sciences, Engineering and Technology Conference—ABSET 2023

Statement of Peer Review

The Biomedical Engineering Labor Market in Greece: A Survey Investigating Job Outlook, Satisfaction and Placement

An Experimental Platform for Tomographic Reconstruction of Tissue Images in Brightfield Microscopy

Three‐dimensional tissue volume generation in conventional brightfield microscopy

β-eye: A benchtop system for in vivo molecular screening of labeled compounds

Employing machine learning and microscopy images of AIB1‐stained biopsy material to assess the 5‐year survival of patients with colorectal cancer

Design of a hybrid deep learning system for discriminating between low- and high-grade colorectal cancer lesions, using microscopy images of IHC stained for AIB1 expression biopsy material

Assessment of HPV Risk Type in H&E-stained Biopsy Specimens of the Cervix by Microscopy Image Analysis

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Spiros Kostopoulos

Nikolaos Cheimarios

Pantelis Asvestas

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Computer-Aided Discrimination of Glaucoma Patients from Healthy Subjects Using the RETeval Portable Device

Preface: Proceedings of the Advances in Biomedical Sciences, Engineering and Technology Conference—ABSET 2023

Statement of Peer Review

The Biomedical Engineering Labor Market in Greece: A Survey Investigating Job Outlook, Satisfaction and Placement

An Experimental Platform for Tomographic Reconstruction of Tissue Images in Brightfield Microscopy

Three‐dimensional tissue volume generation in conventional brightfield microscopy

β-eye: A benchtop system for in vivo molecular screening of labeled compounds

Employing machine learning and microscopy images of AIB1‐stained biopsy material to assess the 5‐year survival of patients with colorectal cancer

Design of a hybrid deep learning system for discriminating between low- and high-grade colorectal cancer lesions, using microscopy images of IHC stained for AIB1 expression biopsy material

Assessment of HPV Risk Type in H&amp;E-stained Biopsy Specimens of the Cervix by Microscopy Image Analysis

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Spiros Kostopoulos

Nikolaos Cheimarios

Pantelis Asvestas

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Assessment of HPV Risk Type in H&E-stained Biopsy Specimens of the Cervix by Microscopy Image Analysis