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Vancouver Bioimaging Workshop

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The International Workshop on
“Bioimaging Technologies for Enchanced Healthcare”
 Date: April 24-25 (Sat-Sun), 2010
Location: Fred Kaiser Building, Rooms 2020 & 2030, University of British Columbia
2332 Main Mall, Vancouver BC V6T 1Z4 CANADA

Registration:

The workshop is by invitation only. Please send e-mail to Dr. Qiyin Fang to confirm your registration and a registration form needs to be completed on site. By registering the workshop, you agree to the following confidentiality agreements.

Registration Fee: $300 CAD or USD.
(Pay to: McMaster University/CCSIP Bioimaging Workshop) 		Please bring your payment in check to UBC.
This workshop is not for profit and the registration fee covers the cost for catered meals
(two lunches and one dinner/reception) and conference room rentals. 		Registration Fee will be collected on site.

Lodging

We have reserved a limited number of guest suites in West Coast Suites at UBC , which is 5 minutes walk from the meeting room.

You may book the rooms at the Lodging page.

Program

Workshop Program
Confirmed participants

Official Sponsors:

Canada-California Strategic Innovation Partnership (CCSIP)
International Science & Technology Partnership
ISTP-Canada 		University of California System
McMaster University University of California, Los Angeles
University of Toronto University of California, Irvin
University of Waterloo Beckman Laser Institute & Medical Clinic
McGill University

This international workshop is being hosted under the auspices of The Canada-California Strategic Innovation Partnership (CCSIP) and collaborating institutions in Canada and California. The workshop is expected to be a “catalyst for collaborative Research, Development and Delivery (RD&D) between two innovation-intensive jurisdictions: California, one of the most dynamic innovation engines on earth; and Canada, a leading country in university research intensity.” It is to promote the “development of new models of bilateral collaboration” and “bring together brilliant minds and innovation resources from California and Canada.” This workshop will focus on “Endoscopic Technologies for Minimally Invasive Diagnosis” and will bring together clinicians, scientists and engineers with the specific goal of researching and developing customized engineering solutions to pressing problems in endoscopic diagnostic imaging. Attendees of the workshop will include clinicians, engineers, scientists, business officials, government and funding agencies representatives and will feature the following and related topics.

Topics:

  • Describing the use of minimally-invasive diagnostic and therapeutic devices (endoscope, laparoscope, endovascular catheters, etc.) their demonstrated significant benefits to both the patients and the health care system in terms of early detection, effective treatment, speedy recovery and lowered overall cost.
  • Development of a bilateral collaborative research and technology development roadmap by a team of researchers from Canada and California who are focused on developing engineering solutions to enhance existing endoscopic diagnostic and treatment procedures.
  • Establish strategies for a bilateral research network though market research, industry outreach, lobbying, and in exploring potential funding opportunities and specific new collaborative research projects.
  • Tutorial lectures by world leading experts in diagnostic imaging and clinical applications.

Contacts

For more information, please contact
General Co-Chairs: Dr. Jamal Deen and Dr. Warren Grundfest
Technical Co-Chairs: Dr. Qiyin Fang and Dr. Bruce Tromberg
Local Organization Chair: Dr. Peyman Servati

Workshop Flyer/Poster preparation

Workshop Poster


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