31st IEEE CBMS - International Symposium on Computer-Based Medical Systems 2018

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Mon, 18 Jun 2018, 08:00

End:

Thu, 21 Jun 2018, 05:00

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CBMS 2018 will provide an international forum to discuss the latest developments in the field of computational medicine, biomedical informatics and related fields. During the CBMS symposium, there will be regular and special track (ST) sessions with technical contributions reviewed and selected by an international programme committee, as well as keynote talks and tutorials given by leading experts in their fields. Regular and ST presentations will cover a broad range of issues in, and not limited to, the following areas:

e-Health
Computer Vision
Serious Games for Healthcare
Software Systems in Medicine
Radiomics and radiogenomics
Big Data Analytics in Healthcare
Cognitive Computing in Healthcare
Network and Telemedicine Systems
Technology Enhanced Medical Education
Content Analysis of Biomedical Image Data
Web-Based Delivery of Medical Information
Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) in Healthcare
Active and healthy ageing systems and data analytics
Technology in Clinical and Healthcare Services Research
Biomedical Signal and Image Processing and Machine Vision
Computer Supported Cooperative Work in Healthcare (CSCW)
Medical Robotics, Intelligent Medical Devices and Smart Technologies

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Keynote Speakers

Kristin S Fuglerud

Professor & Chief Research Scientist 
Norwegian Computing Centre 
Oslo

Kristin S. Fuglerudis the head of the e-Inclusion group and a Chief Research Scientist at the Norwegian Computing Center (NRS). She is also an associate professor at the University College of South East Norway at the Faculty of Health. She has a PhD in inclusive design from the University of Oslo and has 15 years of experience from national and international R&D projects. Her primary research interests are participatory and inclusive design, empowerment, computer and health literacy, human-computer interaction, accessibility and usability of technology. She has many years of experience from user research, as a project manager, from working in Norwegian industry, and from cooperation with private and public entities and various non-governmental interest organisations. She is also concerned with ethical and privacy issues of technology appliances.

Sabine Koch

Professor
Karolinska Institutet  Stockholm

Saturnino Luz

Professor
Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics 
Edinburgh Medical School: Molecular, Genetic and Population Health Sciences

Dr Luz works in the field of medical informatics, in the Usher Institute of Population Health Sciences and Informatics, at The University of Edinburgh, focusing on communication and analysis of time-based modalities in healthcare settings. He has investigated communication in complex cooperative tasks such as decision-making in multidisciplinary medical team meetings, problem solving by teams of students, and computer-mediated multilingual dialogues, employing a range of multidisciplinary methods. He is currently investigating inference in high-dimensional data sets, and employing machine learning and signal processing methods in the analysis of multidisciplinary medical team meetings, doctor-patient consultations and telemedicine encounters, and in tasks involving prediction and diagnosis of cognitive status with applications to dementia research. Dr Luz leads the Translation Reseach Group on Technology and Communication at the Centre for Dementia Prevention at the University of Edinburgh.