Biography
Ryan Lagerstrom is a member of CSIRO's Quantitative Imaging Team within Data61. After graduating from the University of Newcastle in 1996 with a Degree in Mathematics, his Honours year in Statistics introduced him to the field of Image Analysis via a project analysing dental samples. Ryan joined CSIRO as an Image Analyst / Statistician in 1998 where he has worked on various application and research projects. Some of these include road inspection work for the RMS (RoadCrack), automated quantification of neuronal cells (HCA-Vision), classification of reflectance spectra in images (The Spectral Assistance) and objective opal assessment (The Gemmological Digital Analyser). Ryan's publications can be viewed on his Google Scholar site.
Professional Areas
Academic Qualifications
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1997
BMath Honours
University of Newcastle
Achievements and Awards
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2019-2020
Performance reward recognising impact of neurite outgrowth work in the area of drug discovery .
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2012-2013
CMIS Research Acheivement Award, Automated Stem Cell Colony Classification
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2010-2011
Journal of Chemometrics Kowalski Prize, Best Application Paper for M. Berman, A. Phatak, R. Lagerstrom, and B.R. Wood. ICE: A new method for the multivariate curve resolution of hyperspectral images. Journal of Chemometrics, 23(2):101--116, February 2009.
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2009-2010
Member of the Gemmological Digital Analyser development team, awarded a 2009 Regional Engineering Excellence award by Engineers Australia and a CMIS Research Achievement Award.
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1998-1999
Member of the RoadCrack develoment team which received an Australian Road Research Board Award, An Institute of Engineers Award and the CSIRO medal.
CSIRO