Image and Vision Computing Group，IVCG
The Image and Vision Computing Group (IVCG) of the School of Computer Science and Engineering, Xi'an University of Technology, supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China and the Shaanxi Province Technology Innovation Guidance Special Project, the main research content includes image processing, computer vision, Computational Photography, Intelligent Theory and Methods, Radar and Remote Sensing Intelligent Systems, etc., and explore industrial applications in the fields of power security, smart cities, and life safety.
Enrollment information
▶ IVCG is sincerely united and positive, welcome young people with aspirations to apply for our doctoral and master candidates!
▶ Candidates need to have the quality of enduring hardship, a diligent and serious attitude, a good foundation in mathematics, a strong programming experiment ability, and a good English level.
Contact us
Contacts：Professor Haiyan Jin, Professor Zhaolin Xiao
Address: Room 106, First Floor, Office building of Graduate School, Jinhua Campus, Xi'an University of Technology
Email：jinhaiyan@xaut.edu.cn (CC xiaozhaolin@xaut.edu.cn)
Introduction
Professor/ Research director of school of computer science
Tel: 82312887
E-mail：jinhaiyan@xaut.edu.cn
Haiyan Jin, female, Professor, doctoral supervisor. Born in August 1976, Professor, doctoral supervisor, School of computer science and engineering, Xi'an University of technology. In December 2007, she obtained the doctor's degree of pattern recognition and intelligent system from the Institute of intelligent information processing of Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology (now the Key Laboratory of intelligent perception and image understanding of the Ministry of Education). Since December 2007, she has been engaged in teaching and scientific research in the school of computer science and engineering of Xi'an University of technology. In January 2015, she served as the director of the software engineering department of the school of computer science and engineering, and in May 2017, she served as the vice president of the College of computer science and engineering. At present, the research directions of interest include: image processing, pattern recognition, intelligent information processing, optimization in image processing and so on.