Thomas Ramsay

Thomas Ramsay has a diverse work experience in various industries. Thomas began their career in 2000 as a photographer, producer, and lecturer for the "Life on the Edge Nature Series" at The Image Center. Thomas worked on this project in collaboration with their wife, Nancy Goetzinger. They shared their nature photographs and stories through lectures, DVDs, email distribution, and their website.

In 2003, Ramsay joined Applied Visual Science, Inc. as the Chief Scientist/Director of Research for the Advanced Image Analysis Group. Thomas was responsible for algorithmic development research for medical and national security applications. During their time there, they created automatic image analysis solutions for tuberculosis detection in partnership with the Aurum Institute and the National Labs in South Africa. Thomas also developed imaging solutions for automatic threat detection in airport environments for carry-on baggage. Their tenure at Applied Visual Science, Inc. lasted until 2011.

In 2014, Ramsay joined The Leesburg School of Photography at Photoworks as the Lead Photography Instructor. Thomas held this position for two years, until 2016.

Simultaneously with their other roles, Ramsay served as the Chairman and CEO of Imago Systems, Inc. starting from August 2015. Thomas also took on the role of CEO/CTO for Cancer profiling and immunotherapy in July 2015.

Overall, Thomas Ramsay has had an extensive career in photography, research, and leadership positions in various industries.

Thomas Ramsay has a diverse education history. Thomas attended the University of Minnesota from 1964 to 1968, where they completed a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Psychology and Zoology. During this time, Ramsay also pursued interests in image processing and photography, as evidenced by their enrollment in the Brooks Institute from 1968 to 1971. At the Brooks Institute, they studied Photography, Motion Picture Production, and Underwater Photography. Additionally, Ramsay further enhanced their skills in Motion Picture Film Production at the Maine Photo Workshop, although the exact timeframe for this experience is unspecified. Furthermore, Ramsay engaged with The International Society for Optics and Photonics, an institution focused on image processing, although there are no specific dates mentioned for their involvement.