On Sept. 7th, 2017, in the Context of Lorraine Perronnet’s PhD defense and HEMISFER project, a workshop on “Neurofeedback and Brain Computer Interfaces” has been organized with the participation of Lorraine’s PhD committee Program François Cabestain (Université Lille 1): “Hybrid BCI for people with Duchenne muscular dystrophy” [gview file=”https://team.inria.fr/empenn/files/2017/09/FC-Workshop-Rennes-Sep2017.pdf”]…
As part of an ongoing effort to provide our published research code, we have released Anima v2.1 in March 2017. Anima is a set of ITK/VTK based libraries and multi-platform command line tools for medical image analysis. It contains software for image registration (linear and non linear block matching registration, EPI…
Thanks to the very successful evaluation from HCERES and Inserm, on January 1st, 2017 Visages U746 becomes Visages U1228
After over a year of work, we are very pleased to announce today the release of medInria 2.2.0. Among the new features: New streamlined interface theme New flexible view container management New database navigator to explore patients/studies/series New system to link view and layer properties for synchronisation New MPR option to…
We are happy to announce that VISAGES team was awarded by the Brittany INPI Trophee for research and innovation in the “research structure” category. A video introducing Visages and more information on this Trophee is available in the following web site Lauréats Trophées INPI Bretagne 2013.
Starting from today, we are making available a template of quantitative MRI relaxation parameters. It is available from our newly created data page.
We are happy to announce the creation of the website for our newly created associated team between the VisAGeS research team at Inria and the Computational Radiology Laboratory at Harvard Medical School. Check it out on http://team.inria.fr/barbant.
After two months of beta release, the medInria national development team is happy to announce the official first release of the new medInria (v2.0.1). It is available, together with its documentation and some test datasets, from the medInria website. Download is now open to everyone. Of course, if you have time…
