April 20 and 21 (Thursday and Friday)
Marriott City Center, Salt Lake City

Venue: Marriott City Center, Salt Lake City.

Intended audience: Scientists and engineers with an interest in applications of image processing, modeling, simulation, and visualization to their biomedical research.

Workshop outline:

Day 1:
8:30 am	Continental breakfast
9:00 am	Image Processing and Geometric Modeling Overview of image processing and geometric modeling approaches that are already part of the CIBC software and those proposed for future release. Demonstrations using CIBC image processing and geometric modeling software. User presentations of image processing and modeling needs/goals in their research. Discussion of future needs and priorities in image processing and geometric modeling.
12:00 noon	Lunch
1:00 pm	Simulation Overview of existing and planned simulation techniques/applications. Demonstrations. User presentations. Future needs and priorities.
6:00 pm	Workshop dinner

Day 2:
8:30 am	Continental breakfast
9:00 am	Visualization Overview of existing and planned visualization techniques/applications. Demonstrations. User presentations. Future needs and priorities.
12:00 noon	Lunch
2:00 pm	Distinguished lecture by Dr. Mike Miller Title: The Emergent Discipline of Computational Anatomy
3:00 pm	Informal meetings/tutorials with Center scientists and technical staff
6:00 pm	Informal dinner with remaining attendees.

Accommodations:

• Marriott City Center
• Included in tuition fee (for 2 nights)
• Ground transportation provided to all Workshop sessions and events
• Shuttles (e.g., Xpress Shuttle) and taxis are available from the airport (approx. $20)

Meals:

• Continental breakfast, lunches, coffee breaks
• Workshop dinner on evening of Day #1
• All meals included in tuition fee

Workshop tuition fee:

• $200 per person.
• Includes accommodations, all course materials, breakfasts, lunches, group dinner, and Workshop T-shirt
• Note: Workshop tuition will be reimbursed for the first 20 participants to register from academic institutions

Workshop travel scholarships:

We will offer two scholarships for students wishing to attend the workshop that will cover their travel costs to and from the workshop, as well as the tuition fee. To apply, send a brief summary of the specific role of computing in your research and a description of how the CIBC software might be of use for that research to deb@sci.utah.edu. Scholarship application deadline is April 7, 2006.

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NOTE: Registration period closes on April 14. Please register now!

Additional information:

CIBC Workshop 2006 or contact Deb at deb@sci.utah.edu