A Visiting Fellowship in Advanced Medical Image Processing and Analysis

Lead Research Organisation: University of Nottingham

Department Name: School of Computer Science

Abstract

This proposal requests funds to support a 3 month visiting fellowship to give CMIAG (Collaborative Medical Image Analysis and the Grid) research group at the University of Nottingham the opportunity to work with Professor Jayaram K. Udupa, Chief of the Medical Imaging Section of the Department of Radiology, University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. This project will allow us to extend our expertise to an exciting new area.

Funded Value:

£29,403

Funded Period:

Jul 07 - Jun 10

Funder:

EPSRC

Project Status:

Closed

Project Category:

Research Grant

Project Reference:

EP/F01368X/1

Principal Investigator:

Li Bai

Research Subject:

Info. & commun. Technol. (100%)

Research Topic:

Image & Vision Computing (100%)

Organisations

University of Nottingham (Lead Research Organisation)

People	ORCID iD
Li Bai (Principal Investigator)

Publications

Author Name

Title Publication Date Published

10 25 50

Bagci U (2010) The role of intensity standardization in medical image registration in Pattern Recognition Letters

Rueda S (2009) A comparison of local and global scale approaches in characterizing shapes

Rueda S (2008) Landmark selection for shape model construction via equalization of variance

Rueda S (2009) Curvature and shape variance based landmark tagging methods for building statistical object models

Rueda S (2007) Local Scale for Boundary Shape Description: Application in Locating Landmarks Automatically

Rueda S (2008) A new method of automatic landmark tagging for shape model construction via local curvature scale

Rueda S (2010) Shape modeling via local curvature scale in Pattern Recognition Letters

Rueda S (2008) Local curvature scale: a new concept of shape description

Key Findings


Description	The project has led to the success of a large grant proposal from the European Commission on medical imaging in 2009.
Exploitation Route	The software developed by this fellowship and by the medical imaging project resulted from this fellowship is being used by clinicians in Nottingham.
Sectors	Digital/Communication/Information Technologies (including Software),Healthcare

Abstract

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People

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