Informatica

G. Stabingis received BA in informatics in 2005 and MS in statistics in 2011 from Klaipeda University, Lithuania. He is an assistant professor in Informatics and Statistics Department of Klaipeda University. Currently he is a PhD student in Vilnius University, Institute of Data Science and Digital Technologies. His interests include image analysis methods, image processing, classification methods, spatial statistics and spatial data mining.

J. Bernatavičienė graduated from Vilnius Pedagogical University in 2004 and received a master’s degree in informatics. In 2008, she received the doctoral degree in computer science (PhD) from Institute of Mathematics and Informatics jointly with Vilnius Gediminas Technical University. She is a researcher at Cognitive Computing Group of Vilnius University, Institute of Data Science and Digital Technologies. Her research interests include databases, data mining, neural networks, image analysis, visualization, decision support systems and internet technologies.

G. Dzemyda received the doctoral degree in technical sciences (PhD) in 1984, and he received the degree of Doctor Habilius in 1997 from Kaunas University of Technology. He was conferred the title of professor (1998) at Kaunas University of Technology. Recent employment is at Vilnius University, Institute of Data Science and Digital Technologies, as the director of the Institute, a head of Cognitive Computing Group and Principal Researcher. The research interests cover visualization of multidimensional data, optimization theory and applications, data mining in databases, multiple criteria decision support, neural networks, parallel optimization, image analysis. The author of more than 240 scientific publications, two monographs, five textbooks. Editor in chief of the international journals Informatica and Baltic Journal of Modern Computing. Member of editorial boards of seven international journals.

A. Paunksnis graduated from Kaunas University of Medicine, Lithuania. Medical doctor since June, 1969. DrSci (habil.) since 1993, professor of ophthalmology since 1997. He is the director of the Department of Ophthalmology, Institute for Biomedical Research of Kaunas University of Medicine since July, 1992. Member of the Council of European Ophthalmologist Society since 1995, a full member of the International Society of Experimental Eye Research since 1989, president of the Lithuanian Ophthalmologist Society 1993 to 1997, chairman of the Council of Kaunas University of Medicine 1997 to 2000, coordinator of the Telemedicine Project Group of Kaunas University of Medicine since June 1999, head of the Telemedicine Center of Kaunas University of Medicine since 2002. His present research areas include non-invasive ultrasound examination in ophthalmology, ophthalmooncology, epidemiology, telemedicine.

L. Stabingienė graduated from Klaipeda University, Lithuania, in 2007 and received a master’s degree in system research. In 2012 she received the doctoral degree in computer science (PhD) from Vilnius University, Institute of Mathematics and Informatics. She is an associated professor in Informatics and Statistics Department of Klaipeda University. Present research interests include classification of spatially correlated data, geostatistics, image analysis and spatial data mining.

P. Treigys graduated from Vilnius Gediminas Technical University, Lithuania, in 2005. In 2010 he received the doctoral degree in computer science (PhD) from Institute of Mathematics and Informatics jointly with Vilnius Gediminas Technical University. Recent employment is at Vilnius University, Institute of Data Science and Digital Technologies, as senior researcher, associate professor and a head of Image and Signal Analysis Group. He is vice-dean for Information Technologies at Vilnius University, Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics. He is a member of the Lithuanian Society for biomedical engineering. His interests include image analysis, detection and object’s feature extraction in image processing, automated image objects segmentation, optimization methods, artificial neural networks and software engineering.

R. Vaičaitienė graduated from Kaunas University of Medicine, Lithuania. Medical doctor since 2000. In 2010 she received master’s degree in health psychology. From 1993 she works at Jonas Basanavičius Military Medical Service. From 2013 she works as an associated professor in General Jonas Žemaitis Military Academy of Lithuania. Her present research areas include psychological well-being, stress management, stress risk factors, military psychological resilience, peculiarities of suicide prevention in the military, health psychology, neuroimmunology, correction of psychosomatic disorders using psychological methods.