Prof Reyer Zwiggelaar
Ir (Groningen), PhD (University College London)
Professor
Department of Computer Science
Head of the Graduate School (Graduate Centre )
Contact Details
- Email: rrz@aber.ac.uk
- ORCID: 0000-0002-4360-0896
- Office: B61, Llandinam Building
- Phone: +44 (0) 1970 628691
- Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=NZldyesAAAAJ
- Research Portal Profile
Profile
Reyer Zwiggelaar received the Ir. Degree in Applied Physics from the State University Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands, in 1989, and the Ph.D. Degree in Electronic and Electrical Engineering from the University College London, London, UK, in 1993. He is currently a Professor at the Department of Computer Science, Aberystwyth University, UK. He is the author or co-author of more than 180 conference and journal papers. His current research interests include Medical Image Understanding, especially Focusing on Mammographic and Prostate Data, Pattern Recognition, Statistical Methods, Texture-Based Segmentation, and Feature-Detection Techniques.
Additional Information
Responsibilities
As Head of the Graduate School, Professor Reyer Zwiggelaar is responsible for the provision of postgraduate education within the University as a whole, and also has a coordinating role in relation to the development of policy on postgraduate matters; the provision of facilities for postgraduates; and the monitoring of academic progress of postgraduate students.
Teaching
Module Coordinator
- MOR9005 - Moeseg, Llenladrata ac Ymarfer Academaidd ar gyfer Myfyrwyr Ymchwil
- PGM1610 - Public Engagement and Impact
- PGM2210 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- PGM2310 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Science) (2310)
- PGM2510 - Grants Development Workshops
- PGM2610 - Reading and Writing Development Group
- PGM3310 - Entrepreneurship for Research Students
- PGM9005 - Ethics, Plagiarism and Academic Practice for Research Students
Blackboard Dept Admin
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM0410 - Ways of Reading
- PGM1610 - Public Engagement and Impact
- PGM1810 - Ways of Working
- PGM1910 - Leadership for Researchers
- PGM3140 - Work Based Research in Professional Contexts
- PGM3020 - Orientation in Professional Research
- PGM2010 - Research Skills in Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science
- PGM2710 - Theoretical Foundations of Research in Law and Criminology
- PGM1420 - Using Manuscript Sources for Medieval Studies; Palaeography, Diplomatic and Context
- PGM1710 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1710)
- PGM1120 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1120)
- PGM1210 - Manuscript Skills: Post Medieval Palaeographic and Diplomatic
- PGM3260 - Pilot Doctoral Enquiry Project
- PGM0910 - Statistics in context: collecting, handling and presenting data
- PGM2810 - Skills in Bioinformatics for Biologists
- PGM4420 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1120)
- PGM4820 - Orientation in Professional Research
- PGM4610 - Leadership for Researchers
- PGM3610 - Texts that made the Middle Ages: Latin for postgraduates
- PGM3410 - Using Manuscript Sources for Medieval Studies: palaeography and diplomatic
- PGM3510 - Sources for Postgraduate Research in the Modern Humanities and Social Sciences
- PGM4210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM4120 - Research Skills and Personal Development (0120)
Tutor
- PGM2410 - Research Seminar Skills in the Life Sciences
- PGM0410 - Ways of Reading
- PGM1610 - Public Engagement and Impact
- PGM3610 - Texts that made the Middle Ages: Latin for postgraduates
- PGM0210 - Principles of Research Design
- PGM2010 - Research Skills in Mathematics, Physics and Computer Science
- PGM2710 - Theoretical Foundations of Research in Law and Criminology
- PGM1010 - Quantitative Data Collection and Analysis
- PGM3310 - Entrepreneurship for Research Students
- PGM1120 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1120)
- PGM0910 - Statistics in context: collecting, handling and presenting data
- PGM1810 - Ways of Working
- PGM2310 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Science) (2310)
- PGM2810 - Skills in Bioinformatics for Biologists
- HYM2220 - Texts that made the Middle Ages: advanced Latin reading for postgraduate students
- MOR0510 - Dulliau Darllen
- PGM1910 - Leadership for Researchers
- PGM2210 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- PGM2510 - Grants Development Workshops
- PGM2910 - Research Writing Programme
Coordinator
- PGM3310 - Entrepreneurship for Research Students
- PGM2310 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Science) (2310)
- PGM1610 - Public Engagement and Impact
- PGM4005 - Ethics, Plagiarism and Academic Practice for Research Students
- PGM2210 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- PGM2510 - Grants Development Workshops
- PGM4120 - Research Skills and Personal Development (0120)
- PGM4710 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- PGM4820 - Orientation in Professional Research
- PGM4940 - Work Based Research in Professional Contexts
- PGM5060 - Pilot Doctoral Enquiry Project
Lecturer
- PGM4710 - Research Skills and Personal Development (Arts and Humanities) (2210)
- PGM4005 - Ethics, Plagiarism and Academic Practice for Research Students
- PGM4510 - Qualitative Data Collection and Analysis (1710)
- PGM4940 - Work Based Research in Professional Contexts
- PGM5060 - Pilot Doctoral Enquiry Project
- PGM4310 - Quantitative Data Collection and Analysis
Additional Lecturer
Professor of the Department of Computer Science, Aberystwyth University, UK.