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Date: Wednesday 17th October 2018
Venue: Isaac Newton Institute, 20 Clarkson Road, Cambridge, CB3 0EH
The Centre for Mathamatical Imaging in Healthcare enables mathematicians and statisticians to work closely with relevant stakeholders involved in the areas of clinical imaging from healthcare planning, clinical provision, policy making and industrial research across the UK. A key aim of this partnership is the delivery of high quality, multidisciplinary research that will help overcome some of the big challenges facing the NHS.
This user engagement day will provide an update on some of the research being carried out and will feature presentations from CMIH Industry Partners, including GSK and Toshiba Medical Visualization Systems. A number of industry challenges and potential new collaborations will be highlighted in an elevator pitch session. A poster exhibition will also run during the lunch and the drinks/networking session.
This event will be of interest to researchers working in the field of analysis of clinical imaging and also to healthcare planners, clinicians, policy makers and industry partners to discuss the research projects and challenges arising from the area. It presents a great opportunity for knowledge exchange and networking between senior scientists from areas such as mathematics, statistics, engineering, physics and biomedicine and relevant individuals from industry and government.
Poster Session:
All delegates are invited to exhibit a poster. Students and early career researchers (within 7 years of completing their last degree) are particularly encouraged to bring a poster and discuss their work at an exhibition that will run during the lunch and networking sessions. A prize will be awarded for the most enlightening poster by a student/ early career researcher.
Attendance is free of charge: please register here. If you would like to exhibit a poster, please indicate this in your registration.
The workshop will take place at the Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences in Cambridge. Please see the Isaac Newton Institute website for further information about the venue.