AHM 2012

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January 9-13, 2012, Salt Lake City, Utah

Introduction

This is the home page for the 2012 NA-MIC all hands meeting (AHM). NA-MIC participants meet for a AHM once a year. The purpose of the AHM is to coordinate, discuss plans and report to NIH officers and the external advisory board (EAB). The external advisory board meets with the NA-MIC leadership immediately after the AHM. In parallel, NA-MIC is organizing a project week. These events, with the exception of the EAB meeting, are open to collaborators and potential collaborators. For more information about the project weeks in general, click here. For information about the January 2012 project week, see below. For information about Utah as a travel destination click here.

The 2012 AHM, EAB and Project Week will be held January 9-13, 2012, in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Dates, Venue, Registration

Dates:

• The All Hands Meeting and External Advisory Board Meeting will be held on Thursday, January 12th.
• Project Activities will be held rest of the week between Monday, January 9th and Friday, January 13th.

Registration: Please click here to register online before January 3, 2012. All participants must a pay registration fee ($200 for AHM only, and $450 for AHM+Project Week), which covers our catering and facilities costs.

Venue: The venue for the meeting is the Marriott, Salt Lake City, Utah. Please either call the hotel at +1-801-961-8700 (toll free) and mention the group code "sciscia" or book online here. Please note that we need attendees to use this hotel in order not to incur additional charges for use of the conference rooms and keep registration fees low. The group rate is $149/night + tax and is valid for reservations made until December 9. After that it is $229/night + tax.

Meeting Rooms: See [http:// here] for the floorplan.

Agenda

Time	Monday, January 9	Tuesday, January 10	Wednesday, January 11	Thursday, January 12	Friday, January 13
	Project Activities	Project Activities	Project Activities	AHM, EAB	Project Activities
7:30-8:00		Breakfast	Breakfast	Breakfast	Breakfast
8:00-10:00	9-10am: DICOM General Breakout Session	8-10am: Slicer 4: Overview and Migration (for Developers)	Breakout: 3D Ultrasound in Slicer (Noby Hata)	8:05-9am: Keynote: iDASH: Integrating Data for Analysis, Anonymization, and Sharing, Lucila Ohno-Machado, PhD, UCSD 10-11am: Algorithms Core Update	Project Review
10:00-10:30		Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
10:30-12:00	Core and Site PIs meeting with Ron	Breakout: SimpleITK and Slicer 4.0 (Hans Johnson & Bradley Lowekamp)		10:30-11:30am: Engineering Core Update 11:30-12pm: Outreach Update, Sonia Pujol
12:00-1:00	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Lunch	Boxed Lunch and Adjourn
1:00-3:00	Project Presentations	Breakout: Slicer 4 Module Design with Individual Teams	DBP Team Meetings 1-2: DBP MGH Head and Neck Cancer 2-3: DBP Utah Atrial Defibrillation	1-1:45pm International Research Organizations contribute to NA-MIC: 1-1:30pm Best Practices from a Past DBP, Gabor FIchtinger, PhD, Queens University 1:30-1:45pm Neuroimage as a biomechanical model: New computational biomechanics of the brain, Karol Miller, University of Western Australia 1:45-3pm: Current DBP Updates 1:45: Huntington's Disease, Hans Johnson, U Iowa 2pm: Atrial Fibrillation, Rob McLeod, U Utah 2:15pm: Traumatic Brain Injury, Jack Van Horn, UCLA 2:30pm: Head and Neck Cancer, Greg Sharp, MGH
3:00-3:30	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee	Coffee
3:00-5:00	Breakout: Slicer 4 with Ron (for Users)	DICOM RT Breakout	DBP Team Meetings 3-4: DBP UCLA Traumatic Brain Injury 4-5: DBP Iowa Huntington's Disease	3-4pm: EAB meeting 4-5pm EAB closed session
05:00-07:00				6:00 Optional: Beer at Murphy's (like last year)

General Announcements:

• • Will be added here

Registered Attendees

NOTE: The registered attendee list will be posted here by the organizers. DO NOT add your name to this list yourself. To register, please click here.

1. Michael Ackerman , National Library of Medicine, NIH, OHPPC
2. Nicole Aucoin , BWH
3. Stephen Aylward , Kitware
4. Christian Baumgartner , Psychiatry Neuroimaging Lab - BWH Boston
5. Jean-Baptiste Berger ,
6. Morry Blumenfeld , EAB
7. Anthony Blumfield , Radnostics
8. Michael Bowers , Johns Hopkins University
9. Josh Cates , University of Utah
10. Micah Chambers , UCLA
11. Brian Chapman , University of California, San Diego
12. Laurent Chauvin , BWH
13. Xiaojun Chen , Surgical Plan Lab,Brigham Womens Hospital
14. Elvis Chen , Robarts Research Institute
15. Manasi Datar , SCI Institute
16. Karl Diedrich , AZE Research and Development
17. Jan Egger , SPL, BWH, HMS
18. Andriy Fedorov , BWH
19. Gabor Fichtinger , Queens University
20. Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin , Kitware
21. Julien Finet , Kitware
22. James Fishbaugh , SCI Institute
23. Yi Gao , Brigham And Womens Hospital
24. Greg Gardner , SCI Institute
25. Ashvin George , SCI Institute
26. Guido Gerig , SCI Institute
27. Satrajit Ghosh , Isomics, Inc.
28. Polina Golland , MIT
29. Nobuhiko Hata , BWH
30. Khan Iftekharuddin , Old Dominion University
31. Andrei Irimia , University of California, Los Angeles
32. Hans Johnson , University of Iowa
33. Chris Johnson , EAB
34. Jayashree Kalpathy-Cramer , MGH
35. Ron Kikinis , Brigham and Womens Hospital
36. Eun Young Regina Kim , University of Iowa
37. Donna Kochis , Kitware
38. Andras Lasso , Queens University
39. Benjamin Long , Kitware
40. Bill Lorensen , EAB
41. Yifei Lou , Georgia Tech
42. Rob MacLeod , SCI Institute
43. Daniel Marcus , Washington University
44. Joy Matsui , University of Iowa
45. Mikhail Milchenko , Washington University in St. Louis
46. James Miller , GE Research
47. Karol Miller , University of Western Australia
48. Albert Montillo , GE
49. Mehdi Moradi , BWH Harvard Medical School
50. Alan Morris , SCI Institute
51. Sandy Napel , EAB
52. Ipek Oguz , UNC
53. Lucila Ohno-Machado , plenary speaker
54. Danielle Pace , Kitware
55. Beatriz Paniagua , University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
56. Daniel Perry , SCI Institute
57. Steve Pieper , Isomics, Inc.
58. Csaba Pinter , Queens University
59. Fred Prior , EAB
60. Gwendoline Roger , UNC
61. Peter Savadjiev , Brigham and Womens Hospital
62. William Schroeder , Kitware
63. Mark Scully , University of Iowa
64. Anuja Sharma , SCI Institute
65. Gregory Sharp , MGH
66. Nadya Shusharina ,
67. Ramesh Sridharan , MIT CSAIL
68. Allen Tannenbaum , Boston University
69. Radhika Tibrewal ,
70. Junichi Tokuda ,
71. Nick Tustison , University of Virginia
72. Tamas Ungi , Queens University
73. Clement Vachet , UNC Chapel Hill
74. John Van Horn , UCLA
75. Gopalkrishna Veni , SCI Institute
76. Christian Wachinger , MIT CSAIL
77. Bo Wang , SCI Institute
78. Demian Wasserman , Brigham and Womens Hospital
79. Chris Wedlake , Robarts Research Institute
80. Dave Welch , University of Iowa
81. Ross Whitaker , SCI Institute
82. Alexander Yarmarkovich , Isomics
83. Erol Yeniaras , MD Anderson Cancer Center
84. Terry Yoo , National Libraray of Medicine at NIH, OHPCC
85. yingxuan zhu , GE Global Research

as of December 15, 2011 2:30 PM MST