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Name: Abdel-Razzak Al-Hinnawi Abdel-Razzak Al-Hinnawi - CV. CV Name: Abdel-Razzak M. Al-Hinnawi Marital Status: Married Address: Amman, The Hashemite University, Medical Imaging Department Date of Birth: 24 – 11 – 1968 Phone No.: 00962- 780515199 Mobile No.: 00962- 0780515199 e-mail: [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Qualifications 1- Ph.D. 1999, Bio-medical physics and Bioengineering, Department of Bio- Medical Physics and Bio-Engineering, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Thesis: Computer Aided Detection of Clustered Micro-Calcification in the Digitised Mammogram * (The PhD specialty was in applying Digital Image Analysis on Medical Images) 2- M.Sc. 1995, Medical Imaging, Department of Bio-Medical Physics and Bio- Engineering, University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK. Thesis: Relaxation Times Measurements at 7 Tesla NMR experimental small animal system 3- B.Sc. 1991, Bio-Medical Engineering, Department of Bio-medical Engineering, Damascus University, Syria. 4- Editorial Board, Austin Journal of Biomedical Engineering, USA Academic Training Courses 1- (2006) “Electronic Distance Learning using MOODLE technology” Amman, Jordan. 2- (2006) “Design and Development of Electronic Academic Courses – Demorgan University, UK” Kalamoon University, Damascus, Syria. 3- (2003) “Digital Image Processing (Application & Architecture)” Summer University 18-26 Jully 2003, University of Balamand, Lebanon. 4- (2002) Training Course in the applications of Radio-Isotopes and Radiation Protection, MIDDLE EASTERN RADIO-ISOTOPES CENTER FOR ARAB COUNTRIES, Cairo, Egypt. 5- (2000) Basic Web Technology Skills For Courseware Development. AN ACTIVITY OF THE UNESCO (CAIRO OFFICE) USEE PROGRAMME, The Arab School of Science and Technology, Damascus Syria. | P a g e - 1 - Abdel-Razzak Al-Hinnawi - CV. Academic Employment History Academic Courses Affiliation University & Year Medical Electronics 1991-1994 Teaching Assistant Medical Measurements Biomedical Engineering Dept. Damascus University Medical Instrumentation. Damascus, Syria Digital Image Processing 1999-2013 Assistance Prof. Medical Imaging Systems Biomedical Engineering Dept. Nuclear Medicine Associate Prof. Damascus University. Damascus, Syria. Full Time Radiobiology 2003-2004 Assistance Prof. Digital Electronics MedicalPhysics dept. Special Topics in Medical Part Time Zarka Private University Zarkaa ,Jordan Physics Digital Image Processing 2005-2006 Associate Prof. Medical Imaging Systems Biomedical Engineering Dept. Computer Applications in Full Time Amman Private University Amman, Jordan Medical Sciences Signal Processing 2006-2008 Associate Prof Advanced Signal Processing Communication Dept, Engineering Logic Circuits Full Time Faculty. Kalamoon Private University Electric Circuit Damascus, Syria Signal Processing 2008-2009 Associate Prof Computer Architecture Communication Dept, Engineering Part Time Faculty. Arab International University Damascus, Syria Screen-Film Radiography 2013-now Lecturer Nuclear Medicine Imaging College of Medical Allied Sciences Digital Radiography Medical Imaging Department Quantitative Analysis of The Hashemite University Medical Images Jordan Radiation Protection Essentials of Medical Imaging Conferences (2006) Al-Hinnawi AR. Current State of PET/CT Medical Imaging Scanner. International Medical Informatics and Biomedical Engineering. The first Jordanian European Symposium. IMIBE'06. Yarmouk University, pp-222-224. (1998) Al-Hinnawi AR., Undrill PE and Needham G. The auto-detection of cluster micro- calcifications in digital mammograms using texture energy. Proc. 4TH International Workshop on Digital Mammography. Eds. Karssemeijer N., Thijssen M., Hendriks J., Nijmegen NETHERLAND (1997) Al-Hinnawi AR., Undrill PE and Needham G. The use of Image Texture Analysis in the Detection of Micro-Calcifications within the Mammogram. IEE Image Processing and its Applications IPA97, 15-17 July, Conference Publication No. 443, IEE 1997. Dublin IRLAND | P a g e - 2 - Abdel-Razzak Al-Hinnawi - CV. Publications (2017) Al-hinnawi AR, Al-Naami B, Al-Latayfeh M. Optic Nerve Head Slope-Based Quantitative Parameters for Identifying Open-Angle Glaucoma on SPECTRALIS OCT Images. International Ophthalmology; SPRINGER; Int Ophthalmol 37:979–988; doi:10.1007/s10792-016-0362-9 (2016) Al-Naami B., Al-Hinnawi AR, et al. Toward Incorporating the Infant Weight Into Incubator's Automatic Temperature Control. J. Med. Devices 10(1), 011007 (Feb 11, 2016) (6 pages) doi: 10.1115/1.4032633 (2015) Al-Hinnawi A.R. and Daear M. Assessment of Bilateral filter on low NEX Open MRI views. Signal Image and Video Processing (SIVP). SPRINGER, Volume 9, Issue 1, 9–17 (DOI 10.1007/s11760-012-0417-y) (2013) Al-Hinnawi A.R., Daear M., and Huwaijah S. Assessment of Bilateral filter on ½ dose Chest-Pelvis CT Views. Radiological Physics and Technology (RPTE). SPRINGER. Vol.6, No.2, pp 385-398. (DOI) 10.1007/s12194-013- 0212-7 (2012) Shouka N., Akkad A., and Al-Hinnawi AR. 3-D Fetus Image Reconstruction from 2-D Ultrasound Imaging Device. Damascus University Journal for Engineering Sciences. Vol. (28) - No. (2), pp 159-169. (2012) AR AL-Hinnawi and M Daear. Image Texture Descriptors to Quantify Bilateral Filter on Low Dose Computerized Tomography. International Journal for Signal Processing, Image Processing and Pattern Recognition, Vol.5, No.3. pp123-136. (2006) Al-Hinnawi AR. Current State of PET/CT Medical Imaging Scanner. International Medical Informatics and Biomedical Engineering. The first Jordanian European Symposium. IMIBE'06. Yarmouk University, pp-222-224. (2004) Al-Hinnawi AR. Computer Aided Measurements to Discern Malignant from Benign Micro-Calcifications within Digital Mammograms. Damascus University Journal for Engineering Sciences, Vol. 20 , No.2 . (2004). Al-Hinnawi AR. Standard Statistical Methods for the Evaluation of Radiologist's Performance on Radiological Images. Journal of Arabic Board for Medical Specialists. Vol. 6, No. 1. (2003) Al-Hinnawi AR. Design of Computer Aided Algorithm for the detection of Clustered Micro-Calcifications within digitised Mammograms. Damascus University Journal for Engineering Sciences, Vol 19 , No.2. (2000) Al-Hinnawi AR and Diab M. Computer-Human Interface Solutions for Emergency Medical Care. Syrian Scientific Informatics Association (Informatics). Vol. 9, September, pp 119-131. (Translation to Arabic) | P a g e - 3 - Abdel-Razzak Al-Hinnawi - CV. Academic Courses that I can teach 1. Digital Image Processing & Signal Processing 2. Medical Imaging Systems a. X-Ray Diagnostic X-Ray Imaging (Conventional Planner Imaging, Mammography, Dental , … ) b. X-Ray Digital detectors. c. Computerized Tomography (CT) d. X-Ray Fluoroscopy e. Magnetic Resonance Imaging f. Nuclear Medicine Imaging i. Gamma Camera ii. Single Photon Emission Computerized Tomography (SPECT) iii. Positron Emission Tomography (PET) g. Ultrasound Imaging. 3. Radiation Biology \ Radiation Protection 4. Medical Electronics \ Bio-Transducers and Medical Measurements 5. Logic Circuits \ Electric Circuits Computer Skills DOS, Windows XP, Windows 7 MATLAB Programming Language, IDL WEB Technology Skills for Courseware Development Microsoft Office 2013 ... etc. Languages Arabic - English Sports Footbal – Swimming References 1) Dr. Jamal Nazzal (Prof.). Mechanical Engineering Dept. at Shaqra University, KSA. https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Jamal_Nazzal2 2) Dr. Sameh Alsharo (Associate Prof.), Alahliyah Amman Private University, Biomedical Engineering Dept., JORDAN. [email protected] 3) Dr. Abdel-Aziz Matani (Assistant Prof.). Dammam University, KSA. [email protected] 4) Dr. Ali Al-Radaideh (Assistant Prof.). Medical Imaging Department, Hashemite University, JORDAN. [email protected] 5) Dr. Khaled Rababeh. Medical Imaging Department, Hashemite University, JORDAN. [email protected] | P a g e - 4 - .
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