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November 2015
BioMedIA talk: Francois Rousseau
On early brain development from MRI data Abstract: The development of ultrafast 2D acquisition sequences has led to significant improvements in the clinical utility of fetal MRI. However, the slice acquisition time is still very critical and has to be as short as possible to reduce the impact of fetal and maternal motion on the exam. Since 2005 there has been a series of techniques coming from computer vision that have been developed to address these limitations in fetal MRI.…
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Building brain atlases and segmentation tools with ex vivo MRI and histology: application to hippocampus, amygdala and beyond Abstract: Ex vivo modalities make it possible to obtain manual delineations of brain anatomy with very high precision. These delineations can be used to build accurate atlases at very high resolution, which can in turn be applied to the segmentation of brain substructures in in vivo MRI scans. While analyzing the brain at the substructure level holds promise to increase our understanding…
Find out more »December 2015
BioMedIA talk: William M. Wells
Sandy Wells is giving a talk on Wednesday 16 Dec, 11:00, in Huxley 218. He will be talking about his registration work and will give an overview of projects in image-guided therapy in his lab.
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