Invited lecture
- Invited lecture１10:00～10:45
- ◆ Dr. Michael McNitt-Gray (UCLA):
- Dr. McNitt-Gray’s research interests involve investigations into X-ray computed tomography (CT) imaging with the goal of maximizing the information that can be extracted from the resulting image data.
- These activities include research into:
- The physics of CT image acquisition including estimating radiation dose and assessing image quality Image processing techniques to analyze and extract information from the CT image data, including computer aided detection and diagnosis (CAD)
- Invited lecture２10:50～11:35
- ◆ Denise R. Aberle, MD (UCLA):
- Dr. Aberle is currently the national Principal Investigator of the ACRIN-NLST (American College of Radiology Imaging Network component of the National Lung Screening Trial). The NLST is an NCI-sponsored randomized controlled trial to compare the efficacy of low dose helical CT versus chest radiography for lung cancer screening. The NLST is the joint collaboration of ACRIN and the Lung Screening Study.
- Invited lecture３13:30～14:45
- ◆ Kenji Suzuki, Ph.D. (Specially Appointed Professor,Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology):
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Kenji Suzuki, Ph.D. (by Published Work; Nagoya University) worked at Hitachi Medical Corp, Aichi Prefectural University, Japan, as a faculty member, in Department of Radiology, University of Chicago, as Assistant Professor, Medical Imaging Research Center, Illinois Institute of Technology, as Associate Professor (Tenured), and Institute of Innovative Research, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan, as Professor (Specially Appointed).
He published more than 340 papers (including 115 peer-reviewed journal papers).
He has been actively studying deep learning in medical imaging and AI-aided diagnosis in the past 25 years, especially his early deep-learning model was proposed in 1994.
His papers were cited 13,000 times, and his h-index is 52.
He is inventor on 36 patents (including ones of earliest deep-learning patents), which were licensed to several companies and commercialized.
He published 14 books and edited 12 journal special issues.
He was awarded a number of grants including NIH, NEDO, and JST, totaling $17M.
He served as Editors of a number of leading international journals including Pattern Recognition.
He chaired 98 international conferences. He received 20 awards, including 3 Best Paper Awards in leading journals.
