MathBio 2: IMAGE Interdisciplinary BioImage Informatics
Nov
19
11/19 10:00 am - 10/20 7:00 pm
Save the date for an enriching event: -MathBio 2: IMAGE
Interdisciplinary BioImage Informatics
November 19-20, 2009, the Fluno Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery and the UW Graduate School are sponsoring the Second Annual MathBio Symposium for University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty and staff to explore the interfaces that connect the mathematical, computational and biological sciences.
The 2009 MathBio symposium, titled MathBio 2: IMAGE, will focus on the mathematical, computational and perceptual challenges and opportunities in the exploding field of biological imaging. Presenters will highlight the growing need for interdisciplinary collaborative efforts to more effectively understand, analyze, visualize and disseminate biological image data sets. The multidisciplinary nature of image analysis, particularly the science of perception and visualization, will be discussed in partnership with faculty from diverse areas across campus.
Featured speakers:
John Anderson
Senior Scientist
Studio Tools Department
Pixar Animation Studios
Maryellen L. Giger
Professor
Department Radiology
University of Chicago
Robert F. Murphy
Ray and Stephanie Lane Professor of Computational Biology
Professor of Biological Sciences
Biomedical Engineering and Machine Learning
Carnegie Mellon University
For more information visit:
http://www.discovery.wisc.edu/link.acux/46fbb433-fff3-46aa-a3c0-0eee0107f2e4/home/discovery/events/mathbio-symposia/2009-mathbio-event/2009-mathbio-event-home.cmsx
Due to the support of the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery and the UW Graduate School there is no cost for this symposium. So make sure you register for this incredible opportunity.
Interdisciplinary BioImage Informatics
November 19-20, 2009, the Fluno Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison
The Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery and the UW Graduate School are sponsoring the Second Annual MathBio Symposium for University of Wisconsin-Madison faculty and staff to explore the interfaces that connect the mathematical, computational and biological sciences.
The 2009 MathBio symposium, titled MathBio 2: IMAGE, will focus on the mathematical, computational and perceptual challenges and opportunities in the exploding field of biological imaging. Presenters will highlight the growing need for interdisciplinary collaborative efforts to more effectively understand, analyze, visualize and disseminate biological image data sets. The multidisciplinary nature of image analysis, particularly the science of perception and visualization, will be discussed in partnership with faculty from diverse areas across campus.
Featured speakers:
John Anderson
Senior Scientist
Studio Tools Department
Pixar Animation Studios
Maryellen L. Giger
Professor
Department Radiology
University of Chicago
Robert F. Murphy
Ray and Stephanie Lane Professor of Computational Biology
Professor of Biological Sciences
Biomedical Engineering and Machine Learning
Carnegie Mellon University
For more information visit:
http://www.discovery.wisc.edu/link.acux/46fbb433-fff3-46aa-a3c0-0eee0107f2e4/home/discovery/events/mathbio-symposia/2009-mathbio-event/2009-mathbio-event-home.cmsx
Due to the support of the Wisconsin Institutes for Discovery and the UW Graduate School there is no cost for this symposium. So make sure you register for this incredible opportunity.