Ludmilla Penarrubia
A signal and image processing PhD
I use artificial intelligence to extract features from data, in particular from images. I am particularly sensitive to projects with a high societal impact, especially health-related projects.
I am currently a post-doctoral researcher at CREATIS lab in Lyon (France). My project entitled Artificial Intelligence for Image-Assisted Ventilation aims at improving robustness and generalisability of 3D segmentation models developped during my PhD thesis.
To achieve this, I incorporated the work of previous interns into the segmentation learning process. I developed a new data augmentation method based on re-calibration, which improved the generalizability of my segmentation models.
Activities :
My thesis topic, entitled Quantification of pulmonary aeration on CT images of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome, aimed to automate the task of segmenting lungs on 3D pathological images. To do this, I used deep learning with convolutional neural networks on 2D or 3D images.
Activities :
I joined the Research and Innovation team (Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes) as a technical advisor on data science. I have been particularly involved in projects related to psychometrics, image processing, and natural language processing (NLP). All these projects have allowed me to apply these skills to different sectors such as the medical sector (treatment and/or diagnosis of endometriosis, early detection of schizophrenia), and the industrial sector (drafting and classification of incident reports).
Activities :
I completed my final year project within the Research and Development team at the Digestive Cancer Research Institute (IRCAD). This project, entitled Real-time monitoring of structures of interest in transabdominal ultrasound imaging, allowed me to conduct a test bench and develop my skills in illustrating results.
Activities :
I joined a research project at the Neurophysiology Laboratory of Seoul National University (SNU) led by a doctoral student and entitled In vivo calcium imaging of neuronal activity in the hippocampus of freely moving mice. I have mainly worked on behavioral observation videos of mice, in which I used segmentation and mathematical morphology to detect the position of the mice. From the information extracted from the video sequences, I was also able to estimate the activity of the mice.
Activities :
Title : Quantification of pulmonary ventilation on CT images of patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome
Acquired skills :
Acquired skills :
Individual research project (3 months - 2018) : Effects of a seat belt on the rib cage during a head-on car collision :
Speciality: Engineering and Sciences for Health
Acquired skills :
TOEIC test (2018) : 960 / 990
Engineering student project for CNES (Centre National d’Etudes Spatiales - National Center for Space Studies) (2017 - 2018) : Image processing applied to a portable bio-contamination monitoring device:
Acquired skills :
Preparation for and participation in the 2025 Chemistry Olympiad
Participation in the Les cordées de la réussite 2014 - 2015 program
In peer-reviewed journals



