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| + | The CNF Imaging Workshop is designed to bring together the top experts of Imaging from Harvard Medical School to address new ways and methods of Imaging. This will be a highly interactive workshop as participants will transfer technology and know-how from the medical imaging community to basic physics in this case nuclear femtography. | ||
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| + | The workshop will include presentations and demonstrations from several professors. Dr.Ron Kikinis will address historic perspective, lessons learned etc. Dr.Steve Pieper will talk about the recent software design for 3D Slicer, an imaging tool both CRTC and Gagik are using. DR.Tina Kapur will talk about building a community around the ecosystem that you manage to create and transfer technology to industry. Prof.Andrey Fedorov will address developer's issues, and Dr.Alexandra Golby will talk about the ease-of-use and flexibility from user's point of view. | ||
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Revision as of 19:01, 11 June 2019
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Overview
The CNF Imaging Workshop is designed to bring together the top experts of Imaging from Harvard Medical School to address new ways and methods of Imaging. This will be a highly interactive workshop as participants will transfer technology and know-how from the medical imaging community to basic physics in this case nuclear femtography.
The workshop will include presentations and demonstrations from several professors. Dr.Ron Kikinis will address historic perspective, lessons learned etc. Dr.Steve Pieper will talk about the recent software design for 3D Slicer, an imaging tool both CRTC and Gagik are using. DR.Tina Kapur will talk about building a community around the ecosystem that you manage to create and transfer technology to industry. Prof.Andrey Fedorov will address developer's issues, and Dr.Alexandra Golby will talk about the ease-of-use and flexibility from user's point of view.
