Discussion Forum for COVID-19 and Biomedical Imaging, a Special Session of the 2020 IEEE International Conference on Biomedical Imaging (ISBI)
Time: Tuesday, 7 April 2020 from 9:00am-12:00pm USA Central Time/UTC/GMT -5 hours
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Led By: Hayit Greenspan, PhD., Tel Aviv University and ISBI 2020 Technical Program Chair
Description: With many members of the biomedical imaging community working and contributing in this space, we would like to highlight this topic through a special session and discussion during ISBI!
This session will combine several world experts who will describe their recent work related to technological solutions in medical imaging related to COVID-19. This session aims to show possible image engineering solutions to key issues facing the healthcare community in fighting this pandemic, and in managing the patient population.
Each of our experts will present, live, a 15-minute overview of his or her work and goals forward. We will hear about the organization in different countries, possible open data sources and image challenges that may be opening soon, concluding with an open panel discussion and Q&A session.
The program includes the following invited speakers (Exact time-scheduling will be advertised soon):
Eliot Siegel,MD.,
Maryland University
COVID-19: From the clinical needs to AI promise and challenges
Hayit Greenspan,
Tel-Aviv University
Developing the “Corona-Score” for patient monitoring using deep learning CT image analysis
Bram van Ginneken
Radboud University Medical Center, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Collaborative efforts to address COVID-19 with AI analysis of CT and CXR
Raul San Jose Estepar
Harvard University
Pandemic control using CXR “slowdown-covid19” APP
Mads Nielsen,
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
CXR based COVID classification & overview of Denmark ICU risk assessment study
W.J. Niessen
Erasmus University, Netherlands
Building Dutch database of imaging and clinical data of Covid patients for development and objective validation AI algorithms