Dear all,

Only a few spots are left. Register now: https://dipy.org/workshops/latest
!!!

The complete program for the highly anticipated workshop is updated and
available in the link above.

DIPY is a powerful software library for analyzing and processing diffusion
MRI data. It is an open-source project with a large and active
community of contributors who are dedicated to advancing the field of
medical imaging. The DIPY workshop provides an excellent opportunity
for individuals to learn how to use this software effectively. The workshop
covers a broad range of topics, from basic concepts to advanced
techniques, and provides hands-on experience with the software. By
attending the DIPY workshop, you will not only learn how to use this
powerful tool, but also gain a deeper understanding of diffusion imaging
and machine learning for imaging in general. The workshop is led by
expert instructors who have extensive experience in both diffusion imaging
and DIPY, so attendees can be confident that they are receiving
accurate and up-to-date information.

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In summary, the workshop offers:

-

Hands-on tutorials - Every single day of the 5 days !!!
-

Guided practice sessions (bring your data - optional)
-

Personalized certificates of attendance
-

Effective networking opportunities with one-to-one follow ups
-

Comprehensive explanation of theoretical foundations with practical
examples
-

Access to latest and established methods with code and interfaces
-

Pointers to move beyond the current challenges and navigate hard to do
analyses
-

Multiple clinical use cases (AZ, Parkinson’s etc.)

See above one of the many highlights of the workshop. Building synthetic
b0s (with Synb0) in DIPY 1.7.0! More highlights here
<https://dipy.org/workshops/dipy-workshop-2023#Highlight>.

Please allow us to finish this email with a testimonial from one of our
last in person workshops:

This one is from an expert neuropsychologist:

“In recent years, I've found that many scientific conferences have become
plagued with pitfalls such as repetitive content, superficial networking,
and a focus

on self-promotion rather than genuine knowledge exchange. Attendees often
leave these events with a sense of disillusionment, feeling that their time
could

have been better spent elsewhere. The DIPY workshop, however, was a breath
of fresh air in this sea of mediocrity. It was highly interactive,
engaging, and

hands-on, with a genuine emphasis on learning and collaboration. The
organizers went above and beyond to create a welcoming and supportive
environment,

encouraging researchers of all backgrounds and expertise levels to
contribute their ideas and gain valuable insights. By addressing the
shortcomings of

traditional conferences, the DIPY workshop has rekindled my enthusiasm for
scientific events and has set a new standard for what a truly productive
and

inspiring gathering should be.”

We kept our promise! Get your tickets!

See you in the workshop!

Eleftherios Garyfallidis, PhD

Associate Professor

Intelligent Systems Engineering

Indiana University

Luddy Hall 700 N Woodlawn

Bloomington, IN 47408

DIPY <http://dipy.org/> | FURY <https://fury.gl/>

On Monday, 3 April 2023 at 19:15:35 UTC+2, Eleftherios Garyfallidis wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Only a few spots are left. Register now: https://dipy.org/workshops/latest
> !!!
>
> The complete program for the highly anticipated workshop is updated and
> available in the link above.
>
>
> DIPY is a powerful software library for analyzing and processing diffusion
> MRI data. It is an open-source project with a large and active
> community of contributors who are dedicated to advancing the field of
> medical imaging. The DIPY workshop provides an excellent opportunity
> for individuals to learn how to use this software effectively. The workshop
> covers a broad range of topics, from basic concepts to advanced
> techniques, and provides hands-on experience with the software. By
> attending the DIPY workshop, you will not only learn how to use this
> powerful tool, but also gain a deeper understanding of diffusion imaging
> and machine learning for imaging in general. The workshop is led by
> expert instructors who have extensive experience in both diffusion imaging
> and DIPY, so attendees can be confident that they are receiving
> accurate and up-to-date information.
>
>
>
> [image: image.png]
>
>
>
> In summary, the workshop offers:
>
>
> -
>
> Hands-on tutorials - Every single day of the 5 days !!!
> -
>
> Guided practice sessions (bring your data - optional)
> -
>
> Personalized certificates of attendance
> -
>
> Effective networking opportunities with one-to-one follow ups
> -
>
> Comprehensive explanation of theoretical foundations with practical
> examples
> -
>
> Access to latest and established methods with code and interfaces
> -
>
> Pointers to move beyond the current challenges and navigate hard to do
> analyses
> -
>
> Multiple clinical use cases (AZ, Parkinson’s etc.)
>
>
>
>
>
> See above one of the many highlights of the workshop. Building synthetic
> b0s (with Synb0) in DIPY 1.7.0! More highlights here
> <https://dipy.org/workshops/dipy-workshop-2023#Highlight>.
>
> Please allow us to finish this email with a testimonial from one of our
> last in person workshops:
>
> This one is from an expert neuropsychologist:
>
> “In recent years, I've found that many scientific conferences have become
> plagued with pitfalls such as repetitive content, superficial networking,
> and a focus
>
> on self-promotion rather than genuine knowledge exchange. Attendees often
> leave these events with a sense of disillusionment, feeling that their time
> could
>
> have been better spent elsewhere. The DIPY workshop, however, was a breath
> of fresh air in this sea of mediocrity. It was highly interactive,
> engaging, and
>
> hands-on, with a genuine emphasis on learning and collaboration. The
> organizers went above and beyond to create a welcoming and supportive
> environment,
>
> encouraging researchers of all backgrounds and expertise levels to
> contribute their ideas and gain valuable insights. By addressing the
> shortcomings of
>
> traditional conferences, the DIPY workshop has rekindled my enthusiasm for
> scientific events and has set a new standard for what a truly productive
> and
>
> inspiring gathering should be.”
>
> We kept our promise! Get your tickets!
>
> See you in the workshop!
>
> Eleftherios Garyfallidis, PhD
>
> Associate Professor
>
> Intelligent Systems Engineering
>
> Indiana University
>
> Luddy Hall 700 N Woodlawn
>
> Bloomington, IN 47408
>
> DIPY <http://dipy.org/> | FURY <https://fury.gl/>
Thank you
Do you offer 3D imaging known from CT, USG ?

A long time ago I developed 3D USG Tomography technology

3D CT was standard procedure early 2020 in Wuhan to detect covid19 on-the-fly with large number of suspect patients.