We
want to thank and welcome our institutional and industrial partners:
Industrial Partners: NDI
- Northern Digital Inc. (Gold sponsor and Student awards sponsor),
SIEMENS Corporate
Research (Gold sponsor), ATRACSYS,
ASCENSION Technology
Corp, CLARON
Tech Inc, ETIAM Corp;
Institutional Partners: INRIA,
University of Rennes
I, Brittany
Region council, French
Ministry of Research, Ille
et Vilaine Region Council, The
Metivier Foundation
The Deadline for Submissions is now passed
We thank you for your numerous and
valuable contributions (617 in total with 498 long papers, 101 short
papers and 18 non-eligible). We will go back to all authors on May
19 with notification of the Program Committee decisions.
Satellite Workshops Opening
In conjonction to MICCAI-2004, two
sattelite
workshops (AMI-ARCS
2004 and DiDaMIC-2004)
will be organized at IRISA,
Rennes the day after the Miccai Conference (Thursday September 30th).
Stay tuned and please, remember these
approaching important dates:
May 19 |
Notification
to Authors |
May 26 |
Deadline
for Satellite
Workshops Submissions |
May 31 |
Registration Opening |
June 14 |
Camera-ready
Papers Due |
June 23 |
Deadline
for registration of accepted papers |
September 26 |
Conference
Starts |
MICCAI 2004 : Extended Paper Submission
Deadline
MARCH 8th, 2004
In response to numerous requests for extensions
we have decided to extend the deadline for submission of papers by one
week.
Please note that, due to the limited time available
to review submitted papers, March 8th is a strict deadline and further
extensions will
not be allowed. Submissions that are not completed by March 8th will
not be reviewed for inclusion in the conference program.
If you planning to submit your paper after the
original March 1st deadline, we strongly encourage you to enter
the title, authors, and subject category on the paper
submission
website by March 1st.
The web site is now opened for online
submission
(for
your first connection, go to : Create
your own account)
Full
details for submission proposals can be found at the MICCAI
2004 Conference Website
is
This is the official web site of MICCAI 2004
7th International Conference
on
Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention
Rennes - Saint-Malo, France
September 26-30, 2004
Scope of the Conference
MICCAI is the premier international
conference with in-depth papers for medical image computing, computer-assisted
intervention and medical robotics. The multidisciplinary nature of these
emerging fields brings together clinicians, bioscientists, computer
scientists, engineers, physicists & other researchers who are contributing
to, and need to keep abreast of, advances in the methodology and applications.
All contributions will be published by Springer-Verlag
in the LNCS book series. All sessions (oral and poster) follow a single-track
format, rather than parallel sessions. The conference gives equal weight
to posters and oral presentations and the selected presentation mode
is based on the most appropriate communication medium. Non-overlapping
oral and poster sessions ensure that all attendees have the opportunity
to interact personally with presenters.
Call for Papers
Pre-Submission Deadline: March 01,
2004
Final Submission Deadline: March
08, 2004
Papers may be regular (up to 8 pages, including
all references, tables, and figures) or communications (up to 2 pages).
We would especially like to encourage submission of papers that demonstrate
clinical relevance and application. We invite submissions for MICCAI
2004 in one of the following formats (LNCS Style):
Two-page contributions will be reviewed by a specific review panel,
and will be assessed for quality and, if accepted, will be for poster
presentation only. Short papers should relate to preliminary results
of scientific work, reports of clinical applications and validation,
new ideas or embryonic research or software dedicated to clinical
applications with validation.
Regular (8-page) papers will be reviewed by members of the review
panel, and assessed for quality and best means of presentation:
- Poster presentation is the normal means of presentation
at MICCAI. Regular papers accepted for this means of presentation
will be previewed in sessions of 45-second "teasers",
in which the presenter provides the audience with a quick summary
of the work. We subsequently break from the oral presentations to
allow ample time for the audience to visit the posters and engage
directly with the presenting author(s). All regular posters will
be on display for the full duration of the meeting.
- Oral presentation is conducted in a single track,
so that the audience can attend every presentation. The Program
Committee will select the papers they judge to be most effectively
presented orally and will group them into appropriate sessions
Guidelines for paper submission can be found
HERE
Please contact the Program Chair
for questions related to paper content.
Tutorials will complement and enhance
the scientific program of MICCAI 2004. The purpose is to provide educational
material for training new professionals in the field of medical image
processing, medical robotics and image assisted intervention (students,
clinicians, new researchers in the field). They will also provide discussions
of technical and application issues.
Guidelines for tutorial proposals can be found
HERE
Please contact the Tutorial
Chair for questions.