Догађаји Минхен, Немачка 2023

The CARS congress is the yearly occasion where medicine and technology meet to present and discuss the key innovations that shape modern medicine on a worldwide basis. Founded in 1985, CARS has played a leading role in medical informatics for more than 25 years by focusing on research and development for computer assisted systems and their applications in radiology and surgery. Its growth and impact is due to CARS’s close collaboration with the ISCAS, EuroPACS, CAR, CAD and CMI societies. Following the long term successful cooperation, in 2012 all these prestigious scientific communities will jointly hold their annual meetings for the first time in Italy, with the 26th CARS Congress in Pisa. The Congress will also be part of the Bioengineering Week, which will start in Rome on June 24 and move to Pisa for joining the CARS. The CARS Congress Organizing Committee invites you to come to Pisa in June 2012, for an extraordinary event in which scientific presentations as well as friendly informal discussions will foster new visions on the future of medicine. At CARS you will have the opportunity to meet scholars and experts in the fields of radiology, surgery, engineering, informatics and/or healthcare management who have an interest in topics, such as image- and model-guided interventions advanced medical imaging image processing and visualization computer aided diagnosis medical simulation and eLearning surgical navigation and robotics model-guided medicine, and personalised medicine

The Supreme Celebration event, hosted by The Supreme Group, will be held at two venues, KWS in Düsseldorf and MTC in Munich. These locations offer a highly successful and popular trade fair experience.

Optica meetings bring together the optics and photonics community to exchange ideas. Optical sensors have various applications in research, defense, and commercial markets. Designing an optical sensor requires deep knowledge of optical, material, and environmental properties. The meeting covers broad topics and themes suitable for researchers at any stage. Additionally, the use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning is explored. The meeting is divided into subcommittees chaired by experts in the field. The subcommittee for Optical Biological and Chemical Sensors includes Filiz Yesilkoy, Tanya Hutter, Foozieh Sohrabi, Nikita Toropov, and Peter Zijlstra. The subcommittee for Optical Fiber Sensors includes Katerina Krebber, Xin Lu, Sonia Martin-Lopez, Ali Masoudi, Aldo Minardo, Yonas Muanenda, and Carmen Vazquez.