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March 15, 2024. Key Discussions for the Virtual Imaging Trials in Medicine Summit
Dr. Ehsan Samei highlights important discussions in preparation for the Virtual Imaging Trials in Medicine Summit hosted by Duke University in April.
Past Forums
Towards virtual trials in radiation oncology: computational tumor phenotyping, multiscale mathematical modeling, and in silico cancer biology
(February 16, 2024) Dr. Kyle Lafata from Duke University discusses computational tumor phenotyping, multiscale mathematical modeling, and in silico cancer biology, showing how these techniques can capture both clinically relevant and biologically-sound phenomena.Low-dose CT allows for accurate proton therapy treatment planning
(January 19, 2024) Using simulation tools, Masoud ElhamiAsl from KU Leuven assesses the effect of reducing CT imaging dose on proton therapy dose calculation, plan optimization, and delineation of target volumes and organs at risk.Credibility of In Silico Medicine Models
(December 15, 2023) Dr. Marco Viceconti from the Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Bologna will provide a brief theoretical reflection on the concept of credibility, explore how this is being adopted in the regulatory pathways for Digital Twins and In Silico Trials, and the barriers that are slowing down the widespread adoption of ...Objective assessment of x-ray breast imaging technologies using in silico methods
(November 17, 2023) Stephen Glick, Senior Biomedical Research Scientist at the FDA, discusses how virtual clinical trials and physical phantom studies can be helpful in the evaluation of new breast imaging technologies.Toward second generation of photon counting CT
(September 15, 2023) Dr. Ken Taguchi from Johns Hopkins University presents his view on the key technology for the next generation of PC-CT and the current status of research activities.