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October 3, 2025
We hosted a lecture by Dr. Marius George Linguraru (Connor Family Professor and Endowed Chair of Research and Innovation, Children’s National Hospital, and MICCAI president) titled “Equitable AI for Children’s Health and Rare Diseases.”

September 7, 2025
Prof. Shimizu gave a talk titled “Computer-aided Diagnosis for Skin Diseases using National Skin Disease Database” at Sino-Japanese Joint Symposium on Medical Intelligent Computing @Dalian University of Technology, China.

August 28-30, 2025
Shiina(M2) and Yamamoto(M2) presented their researches at JAMIT2025.

• Ryoto SHIINA : Anatomical Knowledge Acquisition for Medical Foundation Model Construction using Masked Autoencoder -Proposal of 3D Position Encoding Method-
  
• Ryotaro YAMAMOTO : Improvement of hepatic portal vein segmentation in abdominal contrast-enhanced CT images using topological constraints and masked autoencoder
  

August 23,24, 2025
Zhong(D2) and Kadono(M1) presented their researches at the 35th annual meeting of the Japan Spondyloarthritis Society (JSAS).
They received JSAS dragon awards for young researchers.

June 27, 2025

・Prof. Shimizu gave a talk on “Bias in AI-based Software as a Medical Device(SaMD)” in an symposium session at “the 7th Annual Meeting of Japanese Association for Medical Artificial Intelligence”.

May 12, 2025

Mr. COULON, Sullyvan , a graduate student at ESIEE Paris, France, visited Japan for a three-month internship.

May 09, 2025

・An article “Improvements in dementia classification for brain SPECT volumes using vision transformer and the Brodmann areas”, was published in IJCARS.

March 21, 2025
・Wakao(M2), Kadono(B4), Sasaki(B4), Kubo(B4), Hiratsuka(B4), Hirose(B4), and Fujii(B4) presented at IFMIA2025@Kagawa International Conference Hall.

Kubo(B4) and Fujii(B4) received the Poster Award.

October 24, 2024
・HE Minxuan, students in the second year of the master’s program at the Technische Universität München, Germany, visited our laboratory for a six-month internship.

October 10, 2024
・Ms. QUYNH ANH NGUYEN (First year PhD student) presented the following research at MICCAI2024-workshop(TGI3)＠Marrākish(Morocco)
Multi-Factor Component Tree Loss Function: A Topology-Preserving Method for Skeleton Segmentation from Bone Scintigrams