romm@netwrk.DEC (Nadine Y. Romm - DTN-247-2611) (02/13/86)
The following is the resume of my physics tutor and longtime friend
K. Rajasekharan. Raj has been an invaluable help and inspiration for
me with the physics courses that I have taken. He is finishing his
doctorate in the field of optics/lasers and computer vision. If
anyone out there in Net.job land has any opportunites that are a
good match with Raj's background - he will welcome your telephone call
or note! He is open to suitable opportunities in business / research /
academia. You will enjoy speaking with him.....
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K. Rajasekharan
61 East Meadow Lane, #24
Lowell, MA 01854
phone: 617-459-4006
OBJECTIVE: To get directly involved in designing, developing
and fabrication of opto-electronic devices and other
optical components.
EDUCATION: University of Lowell, Lowell, MA
Presently completing a Ph.D in Optics
Conducting research in the field of computer vision.
Developing techniques for cost effective approaches to
image processing and pattern recognition.
9/81-8/83 University of Lowell, Lowell, MA.
Master of Science in Solid State physics.
Thesis: "Applicability of tunable, pulsed by dye
Laser." Developed techniques for the optimum
operating conditions for a pulsed dye laser and calibrated it
for the study of internal photoemission in schottky diodes.
Coursework focus on semiconductor devices,
Integrated Optics, Digital Electronics and also
familiar with Fortran, Pascal, Assembly language.
7/76-5/78 University of Bombay, Bombay INDIA.
Master of Science in Physics with major in Electronics.
7/71-5/75 University of Calicut, Calicut, INDIA.
Bachelor of Science in Physics.
EXPERIENCE: University of Lowell, Lowell, MA
9/81-5/85 Teaching Assistant for the undergraduate courses in experimental
physics.
8/77-8/81 Ruia College, Bombay University, Bombay, INDIA.
Lecturer in Physics. Also nominated professor in charge of
career guidance for graduating students.
PUBLICATION R.W. Stimets, W.L. Ying and K. Rajasekharan, Rapid recognition
of Object Outlines in Reduced Resolution images, Pattern
Recognition (accepted for publication)
OTHERS **Recipient of University of Lowell teaching fellowship
for the academic year 1985-86
PERSONAL Married, willing to relocate and to travel. References
furnished upon request.