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A milestone for CVIT: The Virtual Lung Screening Trial (VLST)

We are proud to share that our Virtual Lung Screening Trial (VLST) has been published in Medical Image Analysis, a major milestone for the CVIT and the field of medical imaging research. Why this matters Clinical imaging trials are critical to advancing medical innovation but are often expensive, time-consuming, and ethically constrained. As the national center […]

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Reminder: VITM 2025 abstract submission deadline approaching

The deadline for abstract submissions for the Virtual Imaging Trials in Medicine (VITM) 2025 conference is fast approaching! Do not miss the opportunity to present your work at this event dedicated to cutting-edge virtual imaging technologies and their impact on clinical trials. Submission deadline:  Feb 28, 2025 Conference date: June 2-4, 2025 Where: Manchester, UK Submit your abstract

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CVIT Team at SPIE 2025

This year at SPIE, our team is making a strong impact with cutting-edge research in medical imaging. With Dr. Joseph Lo serving as symposium chair, our presence at the conference underscores our commitment to pushing the boundaries of imaging science and technology. Among the highlights, Dr. Ehsan Samei is leading discussions at the NIH/NIBIB P41

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CVIT Research Featured on the Cover of Radiology

We are pleased to share that our latest research has been published in the January issue of Radiology. This work represents a step forward in improving the detection of small liver lesions using photon-counting CT (PCCT). This study compared simulated PCCT with energy-integrating detector (EID) CT for detecting small liver lesions in a virtual imaging

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Duke Researchers Propose a New Model to Optimize Risk-Benefit Balance in Radiology

A research group from Duke led by CVIT and CIPG researchers, recently published an article about a new holistic model to assess total risk in radiology. This study also involved researchers from the Department of Biostatistics & Bioinformatics and defined a new approach where radiation risk is put in perspective with imaging benefits. Balancing risk

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RSNA spotlights CVIT studies in the conference bulletin and Dr. Panta honored with Cum Laude Award

        Three out of the ten scientific studies that CVIT and CIPG presented at last RSNA 2024 received outstanding recognitions. Dr. Raj Panta and co-authors have been honored with the prestigious Cum Laude Award, also known as science poster award. This highly competitive award recognizes outstanding poster presentations in the meeting. The

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CVIT and CIPG at RSNA24

RSNA 2024 is approaching, and also this year CVIT and CIPG will be present, with 10 presentations during the conference. These presentations cover a wide range of topics related to medical imaging, clinical trials, environmental impacts, and innovative technologies in radiology. Here is an overview of the presentations you can attend: Sunday, December 1st: Isabel

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Duke University hosts global IAEA CT Masterclass for medical physicists

Last week, Duke University welcomed medical physicists from around the world to participate in a unique training event, the Joint IAEA and Argonne National Laboratory Training Activity on CT Clinical Physics and Optimization. This masterclass, hosted by the Clinical Imaging Physics Group (CIPG) at Duke University, was designed to equip professionals with advanced insights and

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