DIG Updates
CFP: Artificial Intelligence in Pre-DICOM, in IEEE JOURNAL OF BIOMEDICAL AND HEALTH INFORMATICS （JBHI）
Call for paper: IEEE J-BHI special issue on “Generative Adversarial Networks in Biomedical Image Computing”
Jan. 2018: One of our recent work published in Medical Image Analysis Journal is highlighted in the communication of IEEE Engineering in Medicine and Biology Society. Wufeng Xue, Gary Brahm, Sachin Pandey, Stephanie Leung, Shuo Li, Full Left Ventricle Quantification via Deep Multitask Relationships Learning, Medical Image Analysis (MedIA), 43: 54-65, 2018
Oct. 2017: Dr. Shuo Li delivered a Keynote in CVIS 2017: Artificial Intelligence in Medical Imaging - A frontline Researcher's Perspective
Oct. 2015,Direct MedIA without Segmentation Webpage Open to Public http://www.digitalimaginggroup.ca/direct.php
Xiantong Zhen, Zhijie Wang, Ali Islam, M. Bhaduri, Ian Chan and Shuo Li, Multi-Scale Deep Networks and Regression Forests for Direct Bi-ventricular Volume Estimation, Medical Image Analysis (MedIA) , Accepted, 2015 www.digitalimaginggroup.ca/members/Shuo/biventricles.pdf
'Towards Medical Image Analysis without Segmentation' , Invited talk in Technische Universität München, Germany.
March 2015: Dr. Shuo Li (DIG) and Dr. Amit Chakma, President & Vice-Chancellor of Western University(UWO)
October 2014: DIG won RSNA award
'A Comparative Study of Methods for Cardiac Ventricular Volume Estimation' from DIG won a RSNA award. Each year the RSNA highlights an international region to present a scientific session featuring the latest in radiology research. This year, Canada is being presented. The award is based off the highest grades received from all abstracts submitted from the regions being highlighted during the 2014 RSNA Annual Meeting.
In memo of Dr. Rankin
In remembrance of one of our founders of Digital Imaging Group of London, Dr. Richard Neal Rankin sadly passed away on November 1, 2013 in London Ontario. Dr. Rankin was always innovative and forward thinking with his academic pursuits. Together with radiologists and researchers citywide, he devoted great passion from both personal and professional life to foster research. Today many people have benefited from a lot of his initiatives, among many DIG might be the latest one. We will always remember him for his passion for research, interest in digital imaging and new advances as well as one of the kindest mentors for our profession. We will all miss him very much.
DIG organized 'MICCAI workshop on Bio- Imaging and Visualization for Patient-Customized Simulations 2013'
DIG organized 'Computational Methods and Clinical Applications for Spine Imaging' workshop with MICCAI 2013
Sept. 2009: DIG has a new logo
Each colored hexagon represents one of the organizations in the Digital Imaging Group of London. Collectively, these elements, comprising the larger hexagon and predominant design element, symbolize the joining together of these organizations into DIG. The overlapping planes symbolize both, the cooperation between the organizations and the image planes in digital imaging. The person in the center symbolizes the synergy formed by the group and the greater sum of their collective efforts. The transparence of the person in the middle symbolizes imaging.
Sept. 2009: Ismail Ben Ayed's invited talk in Robarts
"Variational Image Segmentation"
Ismail Ben Ayed
DATE: Wednesday, September 9th
TIME: 11:00 - 12:00
LOCATION: Fisher Scientific Conference Room, 2nd Floor, Robarts Institute
Sept. 2009: Invited Talk from Don Woodlock
Coming Invited Talk: "GE Healthcare's vision for healthymagination and the future of Imaging IT"
Don Woodlock
Vice President and Global General Manager for Imaging Solution, GE Healthcare
Don is the Vice President and Global General Manager for Imaging Solutions, an $800M global business for PACS and Workflow for Radiology and Cardiology.The business, headquartered in Barrington IL USA, is the market share leader and serves 1500 customers in 50 countries with over 1000 passionate employees across the globe. Don has been in Healthcare IT for the last 21 years in nearly all segments of the market including managed care systems, revenue cycle management, electronic medical records for inpatient and ambulatory environments, departmental clinical systems, and now image management and workflow systems. Don has a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Don currently lives in Chicago with his wife Agnes, and two children Ryan and Rachel.His hobbies include running, playing guitar, and spending time with his wife and kids.
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