VITM 2026 Mini
What is 2026 VITM Mini?
A two day online gathering of the Virtual Imaging Trials in Medicine Community for virtual discussions and scientific exchange in the world of in-silico trials, digital twins, and quantitative imaging.
Additional Information
We are offering 50 scholarships for students and 15 scholarships for general registrants. Scholarships are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Email liesbeth.vancoillie@duke.edu to receive a registration code. Once you receive the code you have to register within 24 hours.
- The conference will be recorded, and the recordings will be shared with all registered participants afterward.
- This is an interactive conference featuring discussions, voting, and breakout rooms, so we recommend that participants register individually.
- Optional in-person conference at Duke University (no extra fee).
Our Sponsors
Who Should Attend?
Researchers, clinicians, industry professionals in medical imaging
Biostatisticians, trial experts, and imaging start-ups
Anyone interested in emerging quantitative imaging standards and collaborations
Highlights:
Invited talks and discussions with leading labs and trial
Opportunities for networking and community building
Explore future funding, challenges, and multi-center studies
Participation Details:
Nominal registration fee, with discounts for trainees ($60 for a registrant and $30 for a student)
Optional in-person conference at Duke University (no extra fee)
Need more information? Contact us at cvit-inquire@duke.edu
Program Directors
Predrag Bakic
Lund University, Sweden
Kristina Bliznakova
Medical University of Bulgaria, Bulgaria
Hilde Bosmans
KU Leuven, Belgium
Ann-Katherine Carton
GE Healthcare
Stephen Glick
FDA, US
Alejandro Frangi
University of Manchester, UK
Paul Kinahan
University of Washington, US
Andrew Maidment
University of Pennsylvania, US
Ioannis Sechopoulos
Radboud University, The Netherlands
Ehsan Samei
CVIT Duke University, US
Rie Tanaka
Kanazawa University, Japan
Liesbeth Vancoillie
Duke University
