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Roux, Filippus Stefanus was born on August 11, 1963 in Pretoria, South Africa. Son of David Petrus and Martha Johanna (Potgieter) Roux.
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Filippus Stefanus Roux, South African Optical engineer. Recipient fellowship Carl and Emily Fuchs Institute for Micro-electronics-U. Pretoria, 1988, 89, Best Paper award South African Workshop on Pattern Recognition, 1994, Y-Classification award Foundation for Research Development, 1995. Member Optical Society American, South African Optical Society, Pattern Recognition Association South Africa (founder, first chair 1994).
Education
Bachelor of Engineering, University Pretoria, South Africa, 1985; M of Engineering, University Pretoria, South Africa, 1987; Doctor of Philosophy, U. Pretoria, South Africa, 1991; Doctor of Philosophy study in Physics, U Toronto, since 1996.
Career
Senior researcher, Carl and Emily Fuchs Institute for Micro-electronics U. Pretoria, South Africa, 1988-1989; engineer, Aerotek-Council for Scientific and Industrial Research, Pretoria, South Africa, 1989-1992; senior lecturer, Potchefstroom (South Africa) University for Christian Higher Education, 1992-1993; associate professor, Potchefstroom (South Africa) University for Christian Higher Education, 1993-1996. Expert reviewer International Science Foundation, 1993. Governing board member International Association for Pattern Recognition, 1994.
Membership
Member Optical Society American, South African Optical Society, Pattern Recognition Association South Africa (founder, first chair 1994).
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Recipient fellowship Carl and Emily Fuchs Institute for Micro-electronics-U. Pretoria, 1988, 89, Best Paper award South African Workshop on Pattern Recognition, 1994, Y-Classification award Foundation for Research Development, 1995.Recipient fellowship Carl and Emily Fuchs Institute for Micro-electronics-U. Pretoria, 1988, 89, Best Paper award South African Workshop on Pattern Recognition, 1994, Y-Classification award Foundation for Research Development, 1995.