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Contact information:
Prof. Dr. Musa Hakan ASYALI
Head, Dept. of Biomedical Eng.
Faculty of Engineering
Erciyes University
Kayseri, 38039 Turkey
Tel: +90 352 437 4901, Ext. 32975, 32981
Fax: +90 352 437 5784
Email: asyali (at) erciyes.edu.tr, asyali
(at) ieee.org
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Greetings! I am a Professor of
Biomedical Engineering at Erciyes University, in Kayseri, Turkey.
- My research interests are mathematical
modeling of physiological systems, biomedical signal and image processing,
and application of optimization theory to biomedical problems. Recently I
started to work on the analysis of micro-array data.
- Previously, I worked
- as a Professor of Computer Engineering
at Yasar University in Izmir, Turkey (2005-2008)
- as a researcher at King Faisal
Specialist Hospital and Research Center in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
(2001-2005, and
- as an Associate Professor of Electrical
and Electronics Engineering Dept. at Ege University in Izmir, Turkey.
- During my Ph.D. studies, I worked on the
modeling of the interaction between sleep state and respiratory control in
obstructive sleep apnea under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Michael C.K. Khoo
at the Biomedical Engineering Dept. of University of Southern California in
Los Angeles, USA.
- I got my Bachelor degree in Electrical and
Electronics Engineering from Bilkent University in Ankara, Turkey.
- I am proud to be graduate of Ankara Fen
Lisesi (Ankara High School of Sciences) and Yildirim Beyazit Secondary
School in Ankara, Turkey.
- Last (due to chronological ordering) but not
least, I honor the memory of my great primary school teacher Kadir Yasar at
Telsizler Primary School in Ankara, Turkey.
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