More than 220 imaging experts came to NYU Langone in October 2023 to contemplate the nature and the future of imaging at the third edition of the i2i Workshop.
The meeting brought together visionary speakers who work at the cutting edge of biomedical imaging research to share their insights and lead a dialogue about where the field is headed.
Meeting Program
Recorded talks are available via our YouTube channel, and the scientific posters can be viewed as PDFs. See the program below for details.
Day One
Wednesday, October 18
-
Registration and Breakfast
-
Welcome to the i2i WorkshopRiccardo Lattanzi, PhD (NYU Langone)
-
Greetings from NYU Langone Radiology LeadershipYvonne Lui, MD (NYU Langone)
Session 1
Introduction
-
Coffee Break
Session 3
Emulating the Senses: from Snapshots to Streaming
Moderated by Tobias Block, PhD
-
Lunch
Session 4
Emulating the Brain: AI and the Future of Imaging
Moderated by Yvonne Lui, MD
Session 5
Poster Session
Moderated by Riccardo Lattanzi, PhD
-
Power Pitches and Poster Viewing
Open for poster list and poster links.
-
Power Pitches and Poster ViewingOpen for poster list and poster links.
All posters were power-pitched. Titles of some poster PDFs differ from those in the program. First- and second-prize posters are marked with a star.
-
★ First Prize
An Integrated Radio-Frequency Head Coil Array with Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) Timekeeping for Clock Synchronization in Wireless MRIDickinson OJ et al. -
-
The Importance of Transmit Arrays for Capturing Central SNR at Ultra-High Fields (UHF)Waks M et al.
-
Localization and Correction of Hardware Misalignments in a Multi-Coil B0 Shimming ArrayZinghini I et al.
-
An Array-Compressed Parallel Transmit Network and Coil System for Dynamic RF-Shimmed Multi-Slice Brain ImagingSappo CR et al.
-
Performance Evaluation of 63-Channel and 31-Channel Head Arrays at 7 T and 10.5 T with uiSNRZhang B et al.
-
Concept 0.13 T Bedside MRI for Early Brain Imaging in the Neonatal Intensive Care UnitPurchase AR et al.
-
Withdrawn
-
Automated Respiratory Pattern Analysis for Dynamic MRI of the Lung with Post COVID-19 at 0.55 TLuthra P et al.
-
Self-Supervised Low-Field MRI Denoising via Spatial Noise Adaptive CDLNetJanjušević N et al.
-
Cross-Scanner Evaluation of Diffusion Effects on Quantitative T2 as Function of FerritinMarchetto E et al.
-
Unbiased Neural Networks for qMRI Parameter EstimationMao A et al.
-
-
MR Fingerprinting for Rapid T1, T2, and T1ρ Mapping of Knee Cartilage at 0.55 T and 3 TDe Moura HL et al.
-
Automated, Calibration-Free Quantification of Cortical Bone Microstructure with Ultrashort Echo Time Sequences and Deep LearningJones BC et al.
-
Six-Minute In Vivo MRI Quantification of Proximal Femur Trabecular Bone Elastic ModuliVu BD et al.
-
Quentitative Assessment of Bone-Selective MRI Techniques for Craniofacial ImagingKamona N et al.
-
Learning Contrast Synthesis in MRI with Limited Data Using a Constrained Contrastive Learning ApproachUmpathy L et al.
-
Deterministic, Parameter-Free Anomaly Detection in T1-Weighted Brain MRI Using an Unsupervised Diffusion ModelChan TJ et al.
-
-
-
Robustness Evaluation of Longitudinally Integrated MRIBeauferris Y et al.
-
Higher Order Diffusion MRI Acquired in Clinical Setting: White Matter Microstructure Mapping across the LifespanChen J et al.
-
Zero-Shell Diffusion MRI: Focus on Microstructure by Decoupling Fiber OrientationsCoelho S et al.
-
-
3D Electron Microscopy in Injured Rat Brain Validates White Matter Microstructure Metrics from Diffusion MRICoronado-Leija R et al.
-
Linking Disability and White Matter Integrity in Multiple SclerosisStepanov V et al.
-
Magnetic Resonance Imaging Textural Changes Are More Sensitive than Volumetric Changes in the Amygdala of Cocaine Use Disorder PatientsNandi S et al.
-
In-Plane bSSFP Phase-Contrast (PC-SSFP) for All-in-One Diastolic Function EvaluationXiang J et al.
-
A Case Study Analysis on Monte Carlo-Simulated Uncertainty Propagation in Absolute Quantification for In Vivo 1H-MRS of the Human BrainInstrella R and Juchem C.
-
Assessing Brain Iron Levels in Alzheimer’s Disease Using Ultra-High Resolution QSM at 7 T MRIMa F et al.
-
-
-
-
Reproducibility of Field from an Easily Installed Insert Gradient Coil for Prostate DWIZhang HZ et al.
-
-
★ Second Prize
Palpating Particles Using the Acoustic Radiation ForceZarcone K et al. -
High-Contrast-Ratio Switchable MRI Labels Using Tunable Magnetocaloric MaterialsBarbic M et al.
-
Sparse Deconvolution and Causality Analysis of Inflammatory Markers Collected during Cardiac SurgeryRaju V et al.
-
Characterization of Leptin Secretion in Premenopausal Obese Women Treated with BromocriptineReddy R, Guo Y et al.
i2i Dinner
-
The Water Club
500 East 30th Street
New York, NY 10016
Day Two
Thursday, October 19
-
Breakfast
-
Introduction to Day Two of the i2i WorkshopRiccardo Lattanzi, PhD (NYU Langone)
Session 6
Plenary Presentation: MRI at 50
Session 7
From Outer Space to Inner Space: Synergies across Scales in Imaging
Moderated by Eric Sigmund, PhD
-
The Big Picture: An Introduction to Radio Astronomy for Medical ImagersUrvashi Rau, PhD (National Radio Astronomy Observatory)
-
-
-
Coffee Break
Session 8
Bigger Is Better
Moderated by Christopher Collins, PhD
-
-
Stronger Gradients: Extreme Neuroimaging with Connectome 1.0, 2.0, and BeyondSusie Huang, MD, PhD (Massachusetts General Hospital)
-
-
Lunch
Session 9
Less Is More
Moderated by Ryan Brown, PhD
-
-
Electromagnetic Imaging without the Magnet: Microwave DielectrographyLeeor Alon, PhD (NYU Langone)
-
Session 10
Meso Is the New Macro
Moderated by Mariana Lazar, PhD
-
-
-
NMR at the Scale of Single Cells Using Quantum Diamond SensorsRonald Walsworth, PhD (University of Maryland)
Session 11
Wrap-up
-
Summary of Take-Home MessagesEric Sigmund, PhD (NYU Langone)Poster AwardsRiccardo Lattanzi, PhD (NYU Langone)Closing RemarksDaniel Sodickson, MD, PhD (NYU Langone)
-
Poster Viewing and Reception