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Symposium of the Microscopy Imaging Center if the University of Bern

Ora

09:30 - 17:00

Luogo della manifestazione

Schanzeneckstrasse 1, 3012 Bern

Punto d'incontro

University of Bern, UniS, lecture hall A003, Schanzeneckstrasse 1, 3012 Bern

Machine learning in imaging

Teaser image MIC symposium 2019

PROGRAM

09:30 Welcome coffee and registration

10:30 Welcome: Hans-Uwe Simon, Dean of the Medical Faculty David Spreng, Dean of the Vetsuisse Faculty Britta Engelhardt, President of the MIC

Session 1. Chairs: Inti Zlobec, Raphael Sznitman

10:35 Machine learning at the University of Bern An overview presented by the scientific committee

10:45 Jean-Philippe Thiran (EPFL, Lausanne, CH) Keynote Inverse problems in ultrasound imaging: Efficient modeling, sparse regularization and neural networks

11:30 Anna Kreshuk (EMBL, Heidelberg, DE) Image segmentation at scale

12:00 Michael Schell (Cenibra GmbH, DE) Teacher or student? How to teach AI to pick correct confocal microscopy images

12:15 Lunch and industry exhibition

Session 2. Chairs: Guillaume Witz, Mauricio Reyes

13:45 Inti Zlobec (University of Bern, CH) Digital pathology in translational research

14:15 Andrew Janowczyk (Lausanne Univ. Hospital, CH) Computational pathology: Towards precision medicine

14:45 Gergely Kovach (Sysmex Suisse AG, CH) High resolution whole tissue imaging for 3D analysis

15:00 Coffee and industry exhibition

Session 3. Chairs: Mauricio Reyes, Raphael Sznitman

15:30 David Pointu (GE Healthcare AG, CH) Advantages of IN Carta Phenoglyphs™ HCA machine learning module

15:45 Ender Konukoglu (ETH Zürich, CH) On Bayesian models with networks for reconstruction and detection

16:15 Christine Decaestecker (University of Brussel, BE) Segmentation of histopathological images: How to reduce the supervision needs for deep learning

16:45 Conclusions and farewell

REGISTRATION

http://www.mic.unibe.ch/ symposium_registration.php

Categorie

Approved for 0.5 day credit for continued animal experimentation in the Canton of Bern
Lingue: Inglese