
The Image Processing
and Informatics Laboratory (IPI) is located at Suite 2100, Doheny
Eye Institute Building, 1450 San Pablo St., Los Angeles, CA with
3,400 square feet research and office space.
Our research facility includes
PACS Simulator, Fault-tolerance Server, Data Grid, PACS workstations,
CAD servers, and connections to two clinical PACS. Reseach topics include:
- Computer Aided Detection and Diagnosis
- Data Grid and Image Archival
- Imaging Informatics Technology
- PDA Application in Clinical Environment
- Radiation Therapy Informatics
- Clinical Workflow Model
- CAD - PACS Integration Toolkit
- EPR for a surgical environment
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IPILab Update: June 29th, 2010
June 29th, 2010
It has been several months since our last update, and we have several big news:
1. Congratulations to Dr. Anh Le, who has successfully defended her PhD thesis titled “Mining an ePR System Using A Treatment Plan Navigator for Radiation Toxicity to Evaluate Proton Therapy Treatment Protocol for Prostate Cancer” this April, and has since obtained her doctoral degree in Biomedical Engineering. We would like to congratulate and commend her for her hard work and wish her well in her future careers.
2. IPILab has moved to our new location earlier this June. We are now located in Kerkhoff Hall on University Park Campus, closer to other research facilities in Department of Biomedical Engineering. We are very excited about new research possibilities, including collaborations with other engineering laboratories, with our move, and we will also continue our close relationships with our existing and new research collaborators at the Health Science Campus. Our official address is:
Annenberg Research Park
734 West Adams Blvd.
Los Angeles, CA 90089-8300
Wk: 213.743.2520
Fx: 213.743.2962
Please stay tuned for our upcoming updates regarding our projects, our RSNA 2010 submissions, and other news.
IPILab Update: SPIE 2010
February 19th, 2010
IPILab had a total number of 10 presentations and 1 poster presentation in this year’s SPIE Medical Imaging Conference in San Diego, CA. We would like to thank all of you who came to the conference and listened to our presentations and discussions. We would also like to congratulate Mr. Jasper Lee for winning the Cum Laude award for his poster presentation titled “Data Migration and Persistence Management in a Medical Imaging Informatics Data Grid.”
We have also completed and distributed our 2010 Annual Report during the SPIE conference. We also have made our past annual reports (from 2004 to 2010) available to download at http://www.ipilab.org/AnnualReport. Printed books are also available to pick up at our office.
IPILab Update: Jan. 2010
January 6th, 2010
Happy New Year to all!
Here are some updates from the IPILab:
1. Congratulations to Ms Anh Le and Mr. Jasper Lee for passing their respective qualifying exams for the PhD program. They are expected to graduate with Biomedical Engineering PhD degrees later this year.
2. IPILab welcomes back Dr. James Fernandez as a post-doctoral T32 trainee for the year of 2009-2010. His projects include Computer-aided diagnosis of Acute Intracranial Hemorrhage and a electronic patient record for Multiple Sclerosis patients.
3. We have successfully showcased our projects and exhibits this past RSNA conference in November-December 2009. If you had a chance to visit our exhibits and posters, thank you for your interests. You can view our RSNA brochure by clicking here.
4. We will be attending this year’s SPIE Medical Imaging Conference ( http://spie.org/x12166.xml) in San Diego, CA from February 13th to 18th, 2010. The program is available to download from SPIE’s website. This year IPILab will have 10 oral presentations and 1 poster presentation, as well as 2 oral presentations from our collaborators. The complete list of our topics will be made available shortly.
IPILab Moving Update
September 2nd, 2009
IPILab has moved to a new location. We are still located on the Health Science Campus at USC, but now our offices are located at CSC 105 and 106, next to the USC Molecular Imaging Center. Our mailing address has changed to: 2250 Alcazar St. CSC/IGM 105, Los Angeles, CA 90033. Our complete contact information will be available in the upcoming days. In the meantime, please email Angelica at avirgen@usc.edu or come visit us directly.
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