[Mristudio-users] [EXTERNAL] [Announcements] MRICloud tutorial on April 10-12

Fri May 19 11:11:51 EDT 2017

Dear Xin,

I am so excited that you and your colleague built up this MRI analysis platform.  Unfortunately,  I am not in Baltimore Metro anymore (I have moved south to Georgia one and a half years back) and wouldn’t and won’t be able to attend any tutorial held on Hopkins campus.   Is it possible that you can provide any material such as ppt slices or pdf files for the tutorial?   I really appreciate your help.

Best,
Ping-Chang

Ping-Chang Lin, Ph.D.
Research Scientist
1410 Laney Walker Blvd. CN-3124A
Georgia Cancer Center
Augusta University
Augusta, GA 30912
phone: 706-723-4613
email: plin at augusta.edu<mailto:plin at augusta.edu>

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Hello,

We plan to give a MRICloud tutorial from April 10 to 12.

MriCloud is our new cloud platform designed for automated image analysis. It has unique features focusing on anatomical segmentation and integration of multiple MRI results. The tutorial is a three-day session including image analysis for T1-based morphology, DTI analysis, rs-fMRI analysis, and ASL analysis.

The tentative schedule is;

Monday (April 10):

10am-11am: Introduction

11am-12pm: T1 multi-atlas segmentation: theory

12:50pm-13:50pm: Research topic I: Application of Segmentation-based analysis for AD

14pm-15pm: Hands-on: T1-based segmentation procedure step-by-step.

Tuesday (April 11):

10am-11am: Hands-on: DTI analysis

11am-12pm: Hands-on: rs-fMRI analysis

13pm-14pm: Hands-on: ASL analysis

14pm-15pm: Research topic II: Integrative analysis of T1, DTI, and rs-fMRI

15pm-16pm: Discussion

Wednesday (April 12):

10am-12am: Introduction to R

13pm-14pm: Application of R to MriCloud results:T1-based volumetric analysis

14pm-15pm: Application of R to MriCloud results:Functional connectivity analysis

The tutorial will be hosted in Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine.

The location is: Room G03 on April 10-11, Room G07 on April 12

                         Miller Research Building

                         733 North Broadway, Baltimore, MD 21205

The attachment is the campus map.

As usual, the tutorial is free, but you are expected to bring your own laptop and cover all the travel expense by yourself. Please make sure to register yourself at www.mricloud.org<http://www.mricloud.org>. We will provide sample data but you are welcome to bring your own data in DICOM format (not from PACS but from scanners).

Please follow the instructions at https://www.mristudio.org/wiki/mricloud<https://na01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.mristudio.org%2Fwiki%2Fmricloud&data=01%7C01%7Cplin%40augusta.edu%7Cca43f930c4ec469a178808d4751e5a44%7C8783ac6bd05b4292b483e65f1fdfee91%7C0&sdata=%2BUyJVpadzwbA99lA5hkuVNd6A6CYVfNoctXT%2Bpg%2Fsas%3D&reserved=0> to download the sample data and install the softwares.

If you would like to attend this tutorial, please send me an email.

Xin

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