IEEE APS VIRTUAL SEMINAR: MICROWAVE INVERSE SCATTERING FOR MEDICAL IMAGING AND GRAIN MONITORING

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The DC-NoVa chapter of the IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society will be hosting a virtual event on 4 December at 7:30 pm. Our invited speaker will be Prof. Colin Gilmore from the University of Manitoba. Professor Gilmore will be giving a talk on his research on microwave inverse scattering - that is, the reconstruction of material electrical properties from microwave signals. He will cover the fundamentals of his approach as well as results from applications, including medical imaging for cancer detection as well as grain monitoring.


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  • Starts 29 November 2025 05:00 AM UTC
  • Ends 05 December 2025 12:00 AM UTC
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Colin of Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, University of Manitoba

Topic:

Microwave inverse scattering for medical imaging and grain monitoring

In this talk, Dr. Gilmore will go over the fundamentals of electromagnetic inversion and discuss the application of inversion to biomedical imaging. He will also highlight the application of EM inversion to grain bin imagining, and discuss the challenges involved with applying inversion within these two fields.

Biography:

Colin Gilmore is the Tier 2 Canada Research Chair in Applied Electromagnetic Inversion and Assistant Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Manitoba. His expertise includes the physics, hardware design, and inversion algorithms needed to make images of the interior of obscured objects with electromagnetic waves. This work includes biomedical imaging for cancer detection, geophysical images, and imaging the contents of grain storage bins. Dr. Gilmore was a co-founder of a research-intensive company, 151 Research Inc. that has commercialized electromagnetic imaging for grain bins.
 




Agenda

7:30: Opening remarks from IEEE APS DC/NoVA Chapter.

7:35: Presentation from Prof. Gilmore.

8:05: Questions from the audience.