2011 List of Fellows
The election of Fellows of the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Aided Intervention Society is made annually to a small number of senior members of the MICCAI community in recognition of substantial scientific contributions to the MICCAI research field and service to the MICCAI community.
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2011 MICCAI Society Fellows election process consisted of Fellows nominating and then voting for candidates with the top 3 candidates with most votes recommended for election. The recommendations of the Fellows were then ratified by the MICCAI Society Board (Board members with any conflict of interest did not vote). The Fellows Elections officer for 2011 was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK).
The new Fellows were announced at the 2011 MICCAI Conference in Toronto, Canada.
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2011 MICCAI Society Fellows election process consisted of Fellows nominating and then voting for candidates with the top 3 candidates with most votes recommended for election. The recommendations of the Fellows were then ratified by the MICCAI Society Board (Board members with any conflict of interest did not vote). The Fellows Elections officer for 2011 was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK).
The new Fellows were announced at the 2011 MICCAI Conference in Toronto, Canada.
MEDICAL IMAGE COMPUTING AND COMPUTER AIDED INTERVENTION SOCIETY
List of New Fellows 2011
New Fellows of the MICCAI Society Elected in 2011 (in alphabetic order)
Christian Barillot (IRISA-CNRS, France): for significant contributions to neuro-imaging and brain image analysis
Gabor Fichtinger (Queen’s University, Canada) : for significant contributions to the field of image-guided needle-based surgery and robotic & augmented reality assistance of these procedures
Jerry Prince (Johns Hopkins University, USA): for significant scientific contributions to medical imaging and image analysis
2010 List of Fellows
The election of Fellows of the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Aided Intervention Society is made annually to a small number of senior members of the MICCAI community in recognition of substantial scientific contributions to the MICCAI research field and service to the MICCAI community.
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2010 MICCAI Society Fellows election process consisted of Fellows nominating and then voting for candidates with the top 3 candidates with most votes recommended for election. The recommendations of the Fellows were then ratified by the MICCAI Society Board (Board members with any conflict of interest did not vote). The Fellows Elections officer for 2010 was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK).
The new Fellows were announced at the 2010 MICCAI Conference in Beijing, China.
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2010 MICCAI Society Fellows election process consisted of Fellows nominating and then voting for candidates with the top 3 candidates with most votes recommended for election. The recommendations of the Fellows were then ratified by the MICCAI Society Board (Board members with any conflict of interest did not vote). The Fellows Elections officer for 2010 was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK).
The new Fellows were announced at the 2010 MICCAI Conference in Beijing, China.
MEDICAL IMAGE COMPUTING AND COMPUTER AIDED INTERVENTION SOCIETY
List of New Fellows 2010
New Fellows of the MICCAI Society Elected in 2010 (in alphabetic order)
James S Duncan (Yale University, USA): for outstanding scientific contributions to biomedical image analysis, and active promotion of the field through conference organization, journal editorialship and exceptional service to the MICCAI Society.
Stephen M Pizer (University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA): for lifelong commitment to advance medical image computing, particularly methodologies for shape statistics and image analysis, and efforts to transfer image technology to the clinic including research that led to the spin-off company Morphormics Inc.
Jocelyne Troccaz (TIMC, France): for scientific contributions to computer-aided surgery and medical robotics and for promotion of the field through involvement in the MICCAI Society and related professional societies.
2009 List of Fellows
The election of Fellows of the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Aided Intervention Society is made annually to a small number of senior members of the MICCAI community in recognition of substantial scientific contributions to the MICCAI research field and service to the MICCAI community.
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2009 MICCAI Society Fellows Election Committee was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK) , Jim Duncan (University of Yale, USA) and Kevin Cleary (Georgetown University, USA).
The first awards were made in 2009.
The 2009 MICCAI Society Fellows Election Committee was Alison Noble (University of Oxford, UK) , Jim Duncan (University of Yale, USA) and Kevin Cleary (Georgetown University, USA).
MEDICAL IMAGE COMPUTING AND COMPUTER AIDED INTERVENTION SOCIETY
List of New Fellows 2009
New Fellows of the MICCAI Society Elected in 2009 (in alphabetic order)
Nicholas Ayache (INRIA Sophia-Antipolis, France): for scientific contributions to biomedical image analysis and simulation, and promotion of the field through journal editorialship and conference organization.
Alan Colchester (University of Kent, UK): for scientific contributions to neuro-image analysis and service to the MICCAI Society.
Takeyoshi Dohi (University of Tokyo, Japan): for scientific contributions to computer-aided surgery and medical robotics and promotion of the field through involvement in the MICCAI Society and related professional societies.
Guido Gerig (University of Utah, USA): for scientific contributions to neuro-imaging and image analysis, and service to the field through conference organization and committee membership.
David Hawkes (University College London, UK): for scientific contributions to biomedical image analysis and image-guided interventions, and service to the field through conference organization.
Karl Heinz Hohne (University of Hamburg, Germany): for scientific contributions to medical image visualization and service to the MICCAI Society.
Ron Kikinis (Harvard Medical School, USA): for scientific contributions to neuro-imaging and the development of image-guided therapy tools for clinical practice.
Terry Peters (Robarts Research Institute, Canada): for scientific contributions to image-guided surgery and service to the MICCAI Society.
Richard A Robb (Mayo Clinic USA): for scientific contributions to biomedical image analysis and visualization and service to the MICCAI Society.
Chris Taylor (University of Manchester, UK): for scientific contributions to biomedical image analysis, and active promotion of the field through conference organisation and professional organisation and journal editorial board membership.
Russ Taylor (Johns Hopkins University, USA): for scientific contributions to computer-integrated surgery and medical robotics and service to the field through membership of editorial boards and program committees.
Max Viergever (Utrecht University, Netherlands): for scientific contributions to medical image computing, and service to the field through journal editorialship and board membership.