MSc. Electrical Engineering | ✉️asdibiase@uc.cl | 📞️+56 9 7758 1497
Master in Electrical Engineer with an focus in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and medical imaging. I have experience working on deep learning research to accelerate and improve MRI. Currently I work as a research assitant at Imperial College London.
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June 2020 Bs in Biomedical Engineering. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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November 2022 Electrical Engineering. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
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November 2022 Master in Engineering Science. Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Thesis: Intensity-based Deep Learning for SPION concentration estimation in MR imaging
- Software ⌨️
- MatLab
- Python
- JavaScript
- C/C++ (basic)
- Keras + Tensorflow
- Pytorch
- Wolfram Mathematica
- Office
- Languages 🗣️
- Spanish (native)
- English (advance)
- German (learning)
- Github https://github.com/tito21
- Blog https://tito21.github.io
- Research Experience
- 2024 - present 🌐️ Research Assistant, Imperial College London.
Department of Computing / Visual Information Processing
- Supervisor: Sonia Nielles-Vallespin Ph. D & Daniel Rueckert Ph. D
- Diffusion cardiac imaging.
- 2022 - 2024 🌐️ Research Engineer, iHealth Millennium Institute
for Intelligent Healthcare Engineer
- Supervisor: Claudia Prieto Ph. D
- Reconstruction of parametric maps from undersample MRI using physics informed neural networks.
- Summer 2020 🌐️ Tokio, Japan, Sekino Lab, University of Tokyo
- Supervisor: Masaki Sekino Ph. D
- Acquisition and simulation of MR imaging to quantify SPIO concentrations in tissue using deep learning.
- 2019 🌐️ Biomedical Imaging
Center PUC
- Supervisor: Pablo Irrarazaval, Ph. D
- Application of deep learning to improve undersampled MRI.
- Participation in the fastMRI challenge https://fastmri.org.
- Spring 2018 🌐️ Biomedical Imaging
Center PUC
- Supervisor: Sergio Uribe, Ph. D
- Liver segmentation from MRI using deep learning.
- 2024 - present 🌐️ Research Assistant, Imperial College London.
Department of Computing / Visual Information Processing
- Internships
- Summer 2021 🌐️ Santiago, European Southern Observatory
(ESO)
- Supervisor: Fernando Selman Ph. D
- Develop a deep learning system to identify anomalies in calibration frames.
- Summer 2021 🌐️ Santiago, European Southern Observatory
(ESO)
- Teacher Assistance 👨🏫️
- Spring 2021, Biomedical imaging
- Fall 2021, Introduction to Biomedical Engineer, Signal and Systems
- Fall 2019 and Spring 2020, Image processing fundamentals
- Fall 2018, Calculus III Lab
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Di Biase A., Schneider A., Botnar R. & Pietro C. Model-based Deep Image Prior Reconstruction for iNAV-based 3D whole-heart T2 mapping. Society for MR Angiography 36th Annual International Meeting. Santiago Chile, November 2024
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Di Biase A., Schneider A., Botnar R. & Pietro C. Model based rEconstruction by Deep Algorithm unrolLing (MEDAL) for fast 3D whole-heart T2mapping 2024 ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Singapore, May 2024.
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Di Biase A., Liu S., Sekino M., & Irarrázabal P. Intensity-based Deep Learning for SPION concentration estimation in MR imaging, 2023 ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Toronto Canada, June 2023.
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Di Biase A., Botnar R. & Prieto C. Finding Optimal Regularization Parameter for Undersampled Reconstruction using Bayesian Optimization, 2023 ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Toronto Canada, June 2023.
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della Maggiora, G., Di Biase, A., Castillo-Passi, C., & Irarrazaval, P. Attention Based Scale Recurrent Network for Under-Sampled MRI Reconstruction. 2020 ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition. Virtual, August 2020.
- Browser Extension UCaccess, Developer
- Allows easy and legal access to scientific papers through the university’s proxy server.
- Code and extension: https://github.com/tito21/UCaccess
- Robotics, Coach and Tutor 🤖️
- 2016 - 2017 One week workshop for 12-13 year old kids. Each kid could build and program their own mobile robot using the Arduino platform. I have also taught a similar workshop using the LEGO Mindstorm platform.
- 2015 - 2016 Coach of a FIST LEGO League (FLL) team. The FLL challenge is an international robotics competition where each team has to develop a robot that solves a number of tasks and do a scientific investigation. In 2015 the team won the “Values” national prize.
- Teleton Foundation, Voluntary work
- Summer 2018, Santiago
- Help on the voluntaries’ office.
- Help organize summer event.