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Welcome to CMIV
CMIV conducts focused front-line research within multidisciplinary projects providing solutions to tomorrow’s clinical issues. The mission is to develop future methods and tools for image analysis and visualization for applications within health care and medical research. Learn more about CMIV from the web-tv program Web-TV: "3D hjälper läkarna". |
Center for Medical Image Science and Visualization (CMIV) is a multidisciplinary research center initiated by Linköpings universitet, Landstinget i Östergötland and Sectra AB.Vote for the images of Petter Quick!
Petter Quick, CMIV Radiology Nurse and Application Specialist in CT and Imaging Post Processing, is a competitor at Siemens International CT Image Contest. The challenge is how to obtain the highest possible image quality at the lowest possible radiation dose. Petter is competing with the five CMIV images seen in the picture.
Report on CMIV in The Economist
There is a report on CMIV in The Economist "Virtual Autopsies - a cut from CSI".
CMIV receives funding for a new MR scanner
The 'Knut och Alice Wallenbergs stiftelse' has granted CMIV 18 million SEK for a new 3 Tesla MR-scanner. "This is a great honour for Linköping University and CMIV to receive this kind of support for our research. We will now be able to secure that our researchers have access to the latest technology", says CMIV director and associate professor Anders Persson.
The Athena Prize 2009 goes to CMIV and the clinical research on virtual autopsies
The prize goes to good examples of clinical research creating patient benefit. Anders Persson and Anders Ynnerman at CMIV are honoured with the Athena Prize for their development of new advanced methods regarding visualization and medical imaging. The most noted project is the application of virtual autopsies, which is already in use in forensic science.
CMIV on NRK - Norwegian TV
On November 5, 2009 a report from CMIV was broadcasted on Schrödingers katt, a popular science program on NRK1.
Have a look at the Virtual Autopsy Table
Norrköping Visualization Center in cooperation with CMIV have developed a Virtual Autopsy Table within the Visualization Program, funded by the Knowledge Foundation, the Vårdal Foundation, VINNOVA, Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research, and Invest in Sweden Agency. The demonstrator will be shown in Japan in October, when the Visualization Program will meet with Japanese industry at the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo.
Visiting Professor Bud Craig at CMIV
Professor Craig is a functional anatomist interested in the representation of feelings from the body. He will participate in fMRI research projects at CMIV.
Inauguration of the Somatom Definition Flash
On September 30, 2009, the Somatom Definition Flash by Siemens was inaugurated at CMIV by the rector of Linköping University, Mille Millnert.
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Dissertation Petter Dyverfeldt
