Murielle Kirkove holds a master's degree in Mathematics and a PhD in image processing applied
to Astrophysics and Medical Imaging. From 2003 to 2007, she was an assistant in the Physics
department of the University of Liège and joined Alain Seret team in the Medical Imaging unit.
From 2007 to 2012, she worked as a scientific architect in the research unit of the Euresys
company. She returned to work at the University of Liège in 2012 where she obtained two half-
time contracts, one in the Signal Processing Laboratory of the Liège Space Center (CSL) and the
other in the Signal and Image Exploitation Laboratory (INTELSIG) at the Montefiore Institute.
She has been working full-time at the CSL since 2015.
Her privileged field of expertise is signal processing (signal restoration (denoising,
deconvolution, compressive sensing), inverse problems, wavelet analysis and machine learning)
applied to physical problems in various domains. These problems concern in particular the
following topics: the astronomical imagery, the scintigraphic imagery, the
electroencephalography, the SAR imagery, the thermography, the interferometry, the
shearography, the digital holography.