#PassionForScience

[amirmohammadzobeydi]

🌟 Proud to share my journey and accomplishments! 🌟

My name is Amir Mohammad Zobeydi, born on January 18, 1998. I am a passionate researcher and sports scientist, specializing in Exercise Physiology. Recently, I completed my Master's degree in Applied Exercise Physiology from the University of Tehran with an impressive A+ GPA in November 2023. I was honored to be the top-ranked candidate (Rank 1) in the national entrance exam for Master's programs and began my studies at the University of Tehran in 2021.

I also hold a Bachelor's degree in Sports Sciences from the University of Arak. Alongside my academic achievements, I am a Certified Strength and Conditioning Coach accredited by the Iran Olympic Academy, with coaching certifications in Strength Training, Physical Fitness, and Volleyball. I have had the privilege of serving as the Strength and Conditioning Coach for the Keyhan Motor Central Volleyball Team, enhancing team performance with carefully designed training programs. My experience as a professional volleyball player enriches both my coaching and research work.

My research interests include Clinical Exercise Physiology, Sports Nutrition and Supplements, High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT), Sports Medicine, Neuroscience, and Strength and Conditioning.

Affiliation: Department of Exercise Physiology, Faculty of Sports Sciences and Health, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran.

Excited for what the future holds and ready to take on new challenges! 🚀✨

[kajapopko123456]

Fire of Love review by Kaja Popko Fire of Love is a captivating documentary about the French celebrity volcanologist couple Katia and Maurice Krafft, who share a passion for studying volcanoes. The film captures remarkable footage of the unpredictable personalities of the volcanoes they studied, using science and poetry to tell their story. The danger of the eruptions was part of the attraction for Katia and Maurice, whose curiosity grew stronger than their fear as they got closer to the boiling earth. The film is a love story between Katia, Maurice, and the volcanoes, exploring the psychology of a shared passion rather than the actual science behind the Kraffts' work. Kaja Popko

[qamarulislam]

Alhamdullilah, Delighted to share, after three years of dedication and hard work, I successfully defended my PhD thesis from Universiti Sains Malaysia (One of the top public universities in Gelugor, Malaysia. It is ranked #=137 in QS World University Rankings 2024), a milestone that represents not just the culmination of the academic pursuit but a gateway to new beginnings in the field of robotics and computer vision.

The essence of my thesis revolves around enhancing Simultaneous Localization and Mapping (SLAM) for autonomous robots in dynamic environments. This work, spanning several years, was driven by a passion to solve real-world problems through innovation and resilience. It's a journey of continuous learning, unlearning, and relearning—underpinned by the belief that the pursuit of knowledge is endless.

Proposed research led to several publications that already been published and under review in the high ranking journals. I believe that will contribute meaningful advancements to the field of robotics:

1. MVS-SLAM: Our exploration into enhanced multiview geometry for semantic RGBD SLAM, aimed at improving robot navigation in dynamic settings (Journal of Field Robotics, Wiley).DOI https://lnkd.in/eyiy-J-p [Q1, WoS, SCOPUS, JCR]

2. ARD-SLAM: A testament to our commitment to accuracy and robustness in dynamic SLAM through innovative object identification and geometrical approaches (Displays, Elsevier). DOI https://lnkd.in/dyMMbavj [Q2, WoS, SCOPUS, JCR]

3. FADM-SLAM: Our approach to fast and accurate dynamic motion SLAM, enhancing autonomous robot exploration amidst movable objects (Robotic Intelligence and Automation). DOI https://lnkd.in/duYcffmq [Q2, SCOPUS]

Additionally, two of our articles published in conferences, including the integration of YoloV8 for dynamic SLAM and Review of SLAM, underscores our ongoing commitment to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in robotic navigation and mapping.

As I share this, I am reminded of the countless hours of research, experimentation, and sometimes, the inevitable setbacks. Yet, it's these challenges that make the journey worthwhile. They teach us resilience, humility, and the joy of discovery.

I am deeply grateful for the support of my family, supervisors, mentors, peers, and the academic community. As I look to the future, I am excited about continuing to explore, innovate, and contribute to our understanding of the world through the lens of robotics and computer vision.

#Alhamdulillah #PhDDefense #Robotics #ComputerVision #Innovation #ResearchImpact #AcademicJourney #SLAMTechnology #CollaborativeResearch #LifelongLearning #PassionForScience

[madymc]

My new addiction💖 I've wanted 👏🏻for some time to read Stephen Hawking's books 📚I'll start with 😍#theuniverseinanutshell #stephenhawking Yey! 💎🙏🏻#loveforbooks #passionforscience

[krehl]

Favorite tweets

@SartoriusNA at @thermofisher National Sales Meeting 2018#passionforscience pic.twitter.com/hpsqD0VFlH

— Sartorius Group NA (@SartoriusNA) February 14, 2018

[sandiewill]

So inspired by this aspiring paleontologist who shares information on fossils and rocks despite his struggle with autism. Impressed with his courage to send me a guest blog for the A Day in the GeoLife Series. What a great roll model. You rock, Cameron! www.rockheadsciences.com #aspiringpaleontologist #geology #fossils #earth #rocks #science #STEM #scienceteachers #volunteer #fernbanksciencecenter #inspiration #inspirational #makingadifference #talented #autism #autismawareness #youcandoit #paleontology #dinosaurs #rockhammer #earthhistory #tectonics #outcrops #geolife #geologist #paleontologist #rolemodel #passionforscience #environment #nature #georgia #sciencecenter #sharingiscaring

[ituoiweekendmidistruggono]

I love being a scientist 🔬💊 #passionforscience #sartorius #mug