Biomedical Imaging and Visualization
A special issue of Informatics (ISSN 2227-9709).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 October 2015) | Viewed by 28438
Special Issue Editor
Interests: advanced biomedical imaging (modalities, processing and exploitation) and all ancillaries and applications thereof; preclinical imaging; 3D imaging, processing and visualisation; multimodality imaging, processing and visualisation; image-guided biomedical applications (diagnosis, therapy planning, monitoring, follow-up); virtual and augmented reality; high-performance computing and visualisation; telemedicine; biomedical image archival
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Biomedical Imaging and Visualization are intrinsic and ever more critical components of most modern biological and medical research and applications. While the technical scope includes detectors, complete instruments, computing (from algorithms to models) and integrative paradigms, the applications span multiple scales (from single cells to live systems), species (from animals to humans), characteristics (from morphology to function), and of course diseases or treatments thereof (e.g., neuro-, cardio-, vascular, skeletal, diabetes, cancer). Even though the overarching umbrella of this Special Issue is "Informatics" (the journal), its intended scope is not to be limited to only one discipline, modality, application, scale and species, which thus offers an ideal setting for computing-aware material that may cross disciplines and applications boundaries and techniques.
Of special relevance in such a context are all biomedical applications of advanced imaging: multidimensional (at any scale, including new imaging equipment and paradigms based on various physical principles) and multimodality/multisensor approaches (e.g., registration, fusion and visualization); disease and treatment characterization (e.g., through various related metrics); image-guidance and navigation (incl., robotics); planning, monitoring and follow-up of treatment; modeling and simulation (e.g., for improved planning and delivery); visualization of complex data sets and analyses (e.g., for improved diagnosis or therapy management); etc.
Prof. Dr. Luc Bidaut
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- biomedical imaging
- visualization
- post-processing
- segmentation
- registration
- multidimensional
- multimodality
- preclinical
- clinical
- reconstruction
- simulation
- modeling
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