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Conference News
February 9 - 12, 2011
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel & Spa
Newport Beach, California
Submission deadline: July 15, 2010
http://www.nextmed.com/
The MMVR18 Call for Presentations is now open! The Organizing Committee invites submissions from researchers discovering new tools and methods at the juncture of informatics and medicine. The conference welcomes a broad range of topics, including:
- Biomedical simulation, modeling, and rendering
- Data visualization and fusion
- Imaging devices and methods
- Robotics
- Haptics
- Sensors and sensor grids
- Human-computer interfaces
- Medical intelligence and mobile health networks
- Projection systems
- Virtual and augmented reality
- Learning and technology
- Simulator design and validation
- Surgical registration and navigation
- Psychotherapy tools
- Physical rehabilitation tools
- Remote and battlefield care
- Serious games
- Wearable and implantable electronics
- Patient and public health monitoring and education
In addition, the NextMed portion of MMVR highlights research outside the IT-focused core. The Committee extends a special invitation to researchers in materials science, biology, and micro/nano technology whose efforts are aimed at improving health and healthcare.
Presentations may be papers and posters, and independently organized sessions, panel discussions, workshops, and tutorials. The submission deadline is Thursday, July 15, 2010. Please see http://www.nextmed.com for details.
About MMVR
Since 1992, when it debuted as "Medicine Meets Virtual Reality," MMVR has served as a forum for researchers harnessing IT advances for the benefit of patient diagnosis and care, medical education, and procedural training. Participants are scientists, physicians, engineers, educators, students, military, industry, psychologists, designers, futurists, and others who are interested in medicine's future.
Please note that plans are already under way for TATRC (http://www.tatrc.org/) to showcase key research projects from its funded portfolio.
After a year's sabbatical, we look forward to creating a program that will highlight recent innovation and renew collaboration among scientists, technologists, clinicians, teachers, students, industry, and visionaries.
Your participation is invited!
Today was full of non-stop demos, conversation, and trying out new innovative and emerging technologies that have great potential as rehab interfaces.