[BIC-announce] Rachid Deriche Talk: 11 am, Thursday July 7th, MC 437

[Kaleem Siddiqi]

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Dear Colleagues,
Rachid Deriche and his graduate students will be visiting
us next week to discuss their research in the area of Diffusion MRI =20
processing.
Rachid will be giving a formal talk, which is intended for a general =20
audience.
I would be grateful if you could advertise this to any colleagues that =20=

I may have missed.

Best Regards,

Kaleem Siddiqi									=
=09
School of Computer Science & Centre For Intelligent Machines
McGill University
http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~siddiqi=09

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Time and Place: 11:00 am - 12:15 pm, McConnell Engineering, Room 437
Title: "Diffusion MRI : Estimation, Regularization, Segmentation and =20
Fiber tracking"
Speaker:   Rachid Deriche
		Responsable permanent du projet Odyss=E9e
                    En charge des relations internationales pour l'UR de =
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Sophia
Abstract:
Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging probes and quantifies the =20
anisotropic diffusion of water molecules in biological tissues,
making it possible to non-invasively infer the architecture of the =20
underlying structures. In this talk, I will present the recent
variational approaches we developped for the robust estimation and =20
regularization of diffusion tensor images (DTI) as well as a novel =20
statistical
framework for the segmentation of cerebral white matter structures from =20=

this type of dataset. Applications to fiber tracking and apparent =20
diffusion
coefficient estimation from HARDI data will also be discussed and =20
illustrated at the end of the talk by Christophe Lenglet and Maxime =20
Descoteaux.

France

Kaleem Siddiqi									=
=09
School of Computer Science & Centre For Intelligent Machines
McGill University
http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~siddiqi=09

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Dear Colleagues,

Rachid Deriche and his graduate students will be visiting

us next week to discuss their research in the area of Diffusion MRI
processing.

Rachid will be giving a formal talk, which is intended for a general
audience.=20

I would be grateful if you could advertise this to any colleagues that
I may have missed.


Best Regards,


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School of Computer Science & Centre For Intelligent Machines

McGill University

http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~siddiqi=09

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Time and Place: 11:00 am - 12:15 pm, McConnell Engineering, Room 437

Title: "Diffusion MRI : Estimation, Regularization, Segmentation and
Fiber tracking"

Speaker:   Rachid Deriche

		Responsable permanent du projet Odyss=E9e

                   En charge des relations internationales pour l'UR
de Sophia

Abstract:

Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging probes and quantifies the
anisotropic diffusion of water molecules in biological tissues,

making it possible to non-invasively infer the architecture of the
underlying structures. In this talk, I will present the recent

variational approaches we developped for the robust estimation and
regularization of diffusion tensor images (DTI) as well as a novel
statistical=20

framework for the segmentation of cerebral white matter structures
from this type of dataset. Applications to fiber tracking and apparent
diffusion=20

coefficient estimation from HARDI data will also be discussed and
illustrated at the end of the talk by Christophe Lenglet and Maxime
Descoteaux.


France


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					=09

School of Computer Science & Centre For Intelligent Machines

McGill University

http://www.cim.mcgill.ca/~siddiqi=09

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