NEW - The development of this website is supported by NSF grants DUE0127290,
DUE0632752 and DUE1022750. We are building a relatively complete Internet accessible and
interactive
Medical
Imaging
Teaching
Software
(MITS) that serves medical imaging curriculum for BME and other engineering
undergraduate and graduate students. MITS include five commonly used medical
imaging modalities. Each modality contains five to six teaching/learning
modules. Each module is supported by background review, text/figure
illustration, live interactive animation and simulation, and demonstration of
applications. Interested instructor can contact Dr. Zhao (
w.zhao1@miami.edu) to get an instructor
account on MITS for teaching medical imaging courses. This website is
under a continuous revision mode. Any suggestion on correction is welcome.
Posted by Dr. Zhao
Comments (5)
08:20
Application......
We offer summer or winter internships to undergraduate or graduate students. The duration of the internship lasts six weeks. Internship students will learn from instructors and work with graduate students in the Bioimaging Lab. Please fill out and submit following Internship Application Form when it will become available.
Posted by Dr. Zhao Apply (3)10:00
Join us......
Further development will be performed by the Florida Atlantic University,the Florida International University and the University of Miami. Other institutions that are interested in using the teaching software are welcome to apply for a participating institution. Please fill out and submit following Participating Application Form when it will become available.
Posted by Dr. Zhao Join us (3)12:00
Application......
NSF National Workshop was held at the College of Engineering, University of Miami on August 16th, 2013. If you are interested in future workshop, please fill out and submit following Workshop Application Form when it will become available. The time and location for the workshops will be announced later.
NSF Workshop 2013 Proceeding
NSF Workshop 2013 PicturesPosted by Dr. Zhao Apply (1)11:00
This web site was created by the support of NSF grants
DUE0127290, DUE0632752 and DUE1022750
It is still under construction. All figures and demos are not the final version.
