Dr. Meyer-Baese has an MS degree in electrical and computer engineering and a PhD in computational neuroscience from the Technical University of Darmstadt. She wrote three research monographs in medical imaging and over 300 peer-reviewed papers. Her research interests are in dynamical graph theory and generative AI applied to medical imaging.

Dr. De is the Dean of the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering. He researches the intersection of computational science, deep learning, VR, and neuroimaging. Supported by the NIH and DOD, his work develops AI-based methods for video assessment of technical skills and uses fNIRS/EEG to study brain activity. His goal is to create validated tools for surgical training and enhancing human performance in complex systems.

Dr. Adrian Barbu is a professor in the Department of Statistics at FSU, holding PhDs in Mathematics and Computer Science. His expertise spans computer vision, machine learning, and medical imaging, resulting in over 90 papers and 25 patents. He is a recipient of the Thomas A. Edison Patent Award and the FSU Graduate Faculty Mentor Award.