Date: Friday, April 1st, 2022, 1 PM – 6 PM
All talks are online (Register for Zoom information).
Student posters and reception are in-person @ Brauer Hall Lobby
Agenda
| Duration | Sessions |
| 1:00 – 1:10 | Introduction to Radiology/Engineering/ISP/IS PhD (Joseph O’Sullivan, PhD, Joe Culver, PhD)Opening Remark (Aaron Bobick, PhD and Richard L. Wahl, MD) |
| 1:10 – 2:102:15 – 3:15 | Plenary Talk 1: Peyman Milanfar, PhD, Director, Computational Imaging, Google Research (Introduced by Ulugbek Kamilov, PhD)Plenary Talk 2: Monica Shokeen, PhD, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Washington University School of Medicine (Introduced by Joe Culver, PhD) |
| 3:15 – 3:25 | Break |
| 3:25 – 3:30 | Student Session introduction by Song Hu, PhD |
| 3:30 – 4:40 | SPECTRA introduction by Haini (Hanru) Zhang (10 min)Student Talks (12 min talk + 3 min Q&A each)Abby Magee | Biomedical EngineeringZhuoying Wang | Biomedical EngineeringJonah Padawer-Curry | Imaging ScienceIgor Luzhansky | Material Science and Engineering |
| 5:15 – 6:30 | Poster Session (Moderated by the student team) – award, faculty judges, drinks (in-person @ Brauer Hall Lobby) |
| Happy Hour (Moderated by the student team) (Simultaneously with Poster session) |
Keynote Speakers
- Peyman Milanfar, Director, Computational Imaging, Google Research
- Monica Shokeen, Assistant Professor of Radiology, Washington University School of Medicine
Student Speakers
- Abby Magee | Biomedical Engineering
- Zhuoying Wang | Biomedical Engineering
- Jonah Padawer-Curry | Imaging Science
- Igor Luzhansky | Material Science and Engineering
Student Poster Session
- Poster dimension: 48″ x 48″
- Abstract submission link (150-300 words). Submission opens February 9th and closes March 18th.
- Awards (the top three highest-scoring posters will be awarded a certificate)
- Posters scored by faculty on a five-point scale in the following categories:
- Aesthetics and Clarity— the arrangement of the poster and selection of graphics and how well the poster conveys the research in question
- Content— how well the poster and presentation explain the research in question and the role of imaging science in research
- Presentation— the ability to generate and maintain audience interest with effective communication and the ability to answer follow-up questions
- Posters scored by faculty on a five-point scale in the following categories:
- If anyone would like to print at the MIR visual center (visualmedia@mir.wustl.edu), here is the submission link.
- MIR has its requirement for poster printing which depends on the poster type and poster materials. The poster for the conference is recommended to be the rolled type, 42 x 60 inches for fabric material, and 44 x 90 inches for paper material.