Ever got an X-ray taken? It’s been about 130 years since Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen imaged the bones (and ring) of his wife’s hand. This technology has been used and refined many times ever since. Other inventions followed that allow different views into the body, with more precision and less damaging: magnetic resonance imaging, positron emission tomography, or ultrasound to name just a few. And the development is ongoing.
One of the most important events where researchers, developers and vendors of medical imaging technology meet is the annual SPIE Medical Imaging conference. This year it is happening from February 18 to 22, as usual in San Diego, California.
The hosting international society for optics and photonics (SPIE) is a not-for-profit society promoting optics and photonics research and technology. It publishes about a dozen of scientific journals and hosts a number of conferences and exhibitions throughout the year.
I will be reporting live from the the SPIE Medical Imaging conference on my Mastodon and embed the relevant posts below. Feel free to drop a comment at the bottom, no sign up needed. #SPIEMedicalImaging
©Niko Komin (@kokemikal)
This blog post was an experimental live report from SPIE Medical Imaging 2024 in San Diego. I did some research pre-conference, attended selected presentations and blogged the most interesting points, questions, and thoughts in real-time. Below are Mastodon posts featuring the hashtag #SPIEMedicalImaging.
The conference has ended.
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