Open source release of DeepMedic
DeepMedic is our software for brain lesion segmentation based on a multi-scale 3D Deep Convolutional Neural Network. It’s now released as open source!
News
BioMedIA among finalists for NVIDIA’s 2016 Global Impact Award
We are very excited to be placed among five finalists for the 2016 NVIDIA Global Impact Award with our work on Deep Learning for Brain Lesion Segmentation. The credit goes to PhD student Konstantinos Kamnitsas. More details about the work can be found here.
Microsoft Research PhD Scholarship 2016
The BioMedIA Group at Imperial College London has an opening for a four-year PhD position in the area of cloud-computing for medical image analysis. The position is fully-funded through a Microsoft Research PhD Scholarship including coverage of fees, incidental costs and a stipend. The starting date is October 1st 2016. Research topic: The aim of … Continued
Call for Papers: WBIR 2016
We are co-organising the 7th International Workshop on Biomedical Image Registration (WBIR) which will take place in Las Vegas, Nevada. This year, WBIR is an official workshop of CVPR 2016. We invite researchers working on image registration or related methodology to submit their work by March 16. More details can be found on the WBIR website.
Special Issue on Discrete Graphical Models in Biomedical Image Analysis
Ben Glocker is the guest editor together with Nikos Paragios (Ecole Centrale Paris) and Ramin Zabih (Cornell NYC Tech / Weill Cornell Radiology) of a special issue on Discrete Graphical Models in Biomedical Image Analysis, which will be published in Vol. 27 of Medical Image Analysis in January 2016. The special issue has nine excellent … Continued
PhD Opportunities for 2016
We have a number of PhD projects on offer for 2016. Deadlines for applications are approaching soon. As part of the EPSRC Centre for Doctoral Training in Medical Imaging: Application-Driven MR Imaging using Machine Learning Label Propagation in Large-Scale Image Databases Deep learning for early detection of lung cancer in patients at risk Fetal functional … Continued
BioMedIA successful at two computational challenges at MICCAI 2015
Members of the BioMedIA group have been very successful at this year’s MICCAI computational challenges.PhD student Konstantinos Kamnitsas has won the ISLES 2015 challenge with his approach based on Multi-Scale Convolutional Neural Nets. Master student Isabel Lopez was ranked 2nd in the Automatic Intervertebral Disc Segmentation from MRI with her approach using classification forests with … Continued
9 papers accepted at MICCAI 2015
We have 9 papers accepted at MICCAI 2015, including Flexible reconstruction and correction of unpredictable motion from stacks of 2D images: B. Kainz, A. Alansary, C. Malamateniou, K. Keraudren, M. Rutherford, J. V. Hajnal, D. Rueckert Multi-Level Parcellation of the Cerebral Cortex Using Resting-State fMRI: S. Arslan and D. Rueckert Automated Localization of Fetal Organs in MRI … Continued
5 papers accepted at IPMI 2015
We have five papers accepted at IPMI 2015. The following papers will be presented: Joint Spectral Decomposition for the Parcellation of the Human Cerebral Cortex Using Resting-state fMRI – Salim Arslan, Sarah Parisot, Daniel Rueckert Self-Aligning Manifolds for Matching Disparate Medical Image Datasets – Christian Baumgartner, Alberto Gomez, Lisa Koch, James Housden, Christoph Kolbitsch, Jamie … Continued
Imperial Festival Demo
We have demonstrated our work on Medical Augmented Reality at the 2015 Imperial Festival. It was great fun with lots of interaction with younger and older visitors.