The event, taking place on November 15, will showcase new developments in medical imaging analytics research.
The Australian Centre for Quantitative Imaging (ACQI) is organising a one-day event to highlight current research conducted in WA in the fields of medical imaging analytics spanning clinical and pre-clinical research through to clinical translation and commercialisation.
Some of the presentations that will take place at this event include:
- The new WANIF human imaging research facility
Prof Paul Parizel, David Hartley Chair in Radiology, UWA Medical School - Translating computational approaches to cardiac imaging – experience in creating Artrya
Prof Girish Dwivedi, Wesfarmers Chair in Cardiology, University of Western Australia; Artrya Ltd - Epileptic seizure onset zone localisation
Prof Karol Miller, Director of Intelligent Systems for Medicine Laboratory, UWA. - Exercise as adjunct therapy to increase effectiveness of cancer treatment
Oliver Schumacher, Associate Research Fellow, Exercise Medicine Research Institute - Developing & Commercialising AI in Radiology: real world examples
Sherief Khorshid, Founder, Three Springs Technology
The event will also hold various workshops, including:
- Planning clinical trials to employ imaging analytics
Prof Martin Ebert, Director of Physics Research, Radiation Oncology SCGH - Quantitative Image Basics – Processing and Radiomics introduction
Nathaniel Barry, PhD Student, University of Western Australia - Machine Learning: Introduction, pitfalls, and important considerations
Jake Kendrick, PhD Student, University of Western Australia
Event details
- Date: Monday, November 15 2021
- Time: 9:00 am – 1:00 pm AWST
- Location: The Harry Perkins Institute of Medical Research – McCusker Auditorium, 6 Verdun Street, Nedlands, WA 6009
- Catering: Morning tea and lunch will be provided.
Can’t attend in person? The event will be broadcast for remote attendance. To attend the event virtually:
- Go to:
- Meeting ID: 812 3230 4175
- Passcode: 329466