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I. Personal Data

Name Zoltan Tomori, PhD, assoc. prof.
Born November 27, 1956 in Kosice, Slovakia
Address Institute of Experimental Physics, SAS,
Watsonova 47, Kosice, Slovakia
tel. +421 55 7204130
fax  +421 55 7204139
e-mail tomori@saske.sk
Marital Status Married, 2 adult children


II. Professional Preparation

Undergrad. & Grad. Dept. Electr. Engineering, Technical University of Kosice.Degree: Dipl. Eng. in Electronics ( 1981))
Postgraduate Dept. Cybernetics & Artificial. Intelligence
Degree: PhD. (1990)
Postdoctoral Dartmouth College, NH, USA
Area: Image processing (1993)
Habilitation Dept. Cybernetics & Artificial. Intelligence
Degree: assoc. professor. (2007)


III. Appointments


1982 – 1985 Technical assistant, Institute of Neurobiology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Kosice, Slovakia
1985 – 1992 Research assistant, Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Kosice
1993 Image analysis specialist, Dept. of Physiology, Dartmouth College, NH, USA
1994 – present Research scientist and programmer, Institute of Experimental Physics, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Kosice, Slovakia.


IV. Significant Activities

Foreign Stages:

  1. Dept. of Radiology, Loma Linda University, CA, USA
    (2003, 2004, 2007), 6 weeks each
  2. Dept. Anesthesiology, University of California, San Diego, CA, USA
    (2003, 2004, 2007), 6 weeks each

Grants:

  • Principal investigator of 4 VEGA grants (Slovak Grant Agency) related to the application of image processing methods in Biophysics.
  • Principal investigator of 3 Czech-Slovak grants related to application of stereological methods in microscopic particles analysis.
  • Software consultant of NASA grant - Loma Linda University, CA, USA
  • Participant of US grant oriented to automated behavior monitoring of minipig suffering from Huntington disease

Developed software:

Image processing program "Ellipse". Various special plug-in modules extends the capabilities of basic program. Program is written in Microsoft Visual C++ using MFC library.

Teaching

Lecturing at the Dept. of Computer Sciences and Artificial Intelligence, Technical University Kosice (“Computer Vision” courses and “Object oriented and component programming “). A special programming environment for students has been proposed allowing development of own simple plug-in modules for digital image processing.

Membership in Selected Professional Societies:

1996 – present: IEEE Computer Society.
1991 – 1993 Member of Czechoslovak Committee of IAPR (International Association for Pattern Recognition)

Selected papers

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  • Hefferan, M.P. – Kucharova, K. – Kinjoh, K. - Kakinohana, O. – Sekerkova, G. - Nakamura, S. - Fuchigami, T. - Tomori, Z. - Yaksh, T. – Kurtz, N. - Marsala, M,: Spinal astrocyte GluR1 overexpression following ischemic insult facilitates behavioral signs of spasticity and rigidity. Journal of Neuroscience. (2007) In Press.
  • Kakinohana, O. - Hefferan, M.P. - Nakamura, S. - Kakinohana, M. - Galik, J. - Tomori, Z. - Marsala, J. - Yaksh, T.L. - Marsala, M,: Development of GABA-sensitive spasticity and rigidity in rats after transient spinal cord ischemia: a qualitative and quantitative electrophysiological and histopathological study. Neuroscience 141 (2006) 1569–1583
  • Marek, J. - Demjénová, E. - Tomori, Z. - Janáček, J. - Zolotova, I. - Valle, F. - Favre, M. - Dietler, G.: Interactive measurement and characterization of DNA molecules by analysis of AFM images. Cytometry A. 63A (2), (2005), pp. 87-93.
  • Marsala, M. - Hefferan, M. P. - Kakinohana, O. - Nakamura, S. - Marsala, J. - Tomori, Z.: Measurement of peripheral muscle resistance in rats with chronic ischemia-induced paraplegia or morphine-induced rigidity using a semi-automated computer-controlled muscle resistance meter. Journal of Neurotrauma 22, No 11, (2005) 1348-1361.
  • Radochova, B. - Janáček, J. - Schwarzerová, K. - Demjénová, E. - Tomori, Z. - Karen, P. - Kubínová, L.: Analysis of endoplasmic reticulum of tobacco cells using confocal microscopy. Image Analysis and Stereology 24, (2005), 181-185.
  • Marsala, M. – Kakinohana, O. – Yaksh, T.L. – Tomori, Z. – Marsala, M. – Cizkova, D.: Spinal implantation of hNT neurons and neuronal precursors: graft survival and functional effects in rats with ischemic spastic paraplegia. European J. of Neuroscience 20, No 9, (2004) pp. 2401-2414.
  • Kakinohana, O. - Cizkova, D. - Tomori, Z. - Hedlund, E. – Marsala, S. - Isacson, O. – Marsala, M.: Region specific cell grafting into cervical and lumbar spinal cord in rat: a qualitative and quantitative stereological study. Experimental Neurology 190, No 1, (2004) pp 122-132.
  • Timko, M. - Koneracka, M. - Kopcansky, P. - Tomori, Z. - Vekas, L. - Jozefczak, A. - Skumiel, A. - Radenovic, A. - Dietler, G. - Bystrenova E. and Lita M.: Complex characterization of physiology based magnetic fluids. Indian Journal of Engineering & Material Sciences 11, (2004), pp.276-282.
  • Karen, P - Jirkovská, M, - Tomori, Z.- Demjénová, E. - Janáček, J. - Kubínova, L:. Three-dimensional computer reconstruction of large tissue volumes based on composing series of high-resolution confocal images by GlueMRC and LinkMRC software. Microscopy Research and Technique 62: (2003), pp. 415-422.
  • Tomori, Z. - Krekule, I - Kubínová, L: Disector program for unbiased estimation of particle number, numerical density and mean volume. Image Analysis and Stereology 20, (2001), pp.119-130.
  • Viglasky, V. – Antalík, M. – Bágeľova, J. – Tomori, Z. – Podhradský, D.: Heat-induced conformational transition of cytochrome c observed by temperature gradient gel electrophoresis at acidic pH. Electrophoresis 21, (2000), pp. 850-858.
  • Tomori, Z. - Matis, L. - Karen, P. - Kubínová, L. - Krekule, I.: STESYS for Windows: an improved software system for semiautomatic stereological measurements. Physiological Research 49, (2000), pp.695-701.
  • Tomori, Z. – Marcin, J. – Vilim, P.: Pyramidal seeded region growing algorithm and its use in image segmentation. Lecture Notes in Computer Science 1689 (1999), pp. 395-402.