IPCAI 2021
The 12th International Conference on Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions
June 22-23, 2021
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June 22-23, 2021
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Regular Paper submission deadline(see updated submission info) |
13 January 2021: (23:59 CEST (UTC+1)) |
Long Abstract submission deadline |
3 March 2021: |
Notification of decisions |
22-23 June 2021: |
IPCAI 2021 |
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The Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions (IPCAI) is one of the most important forums for innovation in the domain of computer-assisted surgery. The IPCAI conference is a truly international interdisciplinary conference bringing clinicians, computer scientists, engineers, and other researchers at a unique setting. The format of the meeting is designed specifically for active engagement from the attendees.
The next IPCAI meeting is intended to be on June 22-23, 2021, in conjunction with the Computer-Assisted Radiology and Surgery (CARS) Congress 2021, Munich, Germany. With the pandemic situation being closely monitored meanwhile, different participation formats (e.g., virtual-only or hybrid) are being considered. IPCAI 2021 is endorsed by ISCAS and MICCAI.
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You are invited to submit your contributions to IPCAI 2021. IPCAI is a premiere international forum for technical innovations, system development and clinical studies in computer assisted interventions (CAI). Submissions of original works are encouraged within the broad areas of interest of CAI and specifically in:
Surgical data science
Interventional imaging
Systems and software
Evaluation and validation
Tracking and navigation
Interventional robotics
Surgical planning and simulation
Advanced intra-operative visualization and user interfaces
Augmented Reality for medical applications
Surgical skill analysis and workflow
Regular Papers
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Regular Paper submission |
mid-December 2021: |
First round of reviews and early decisions |
mid-January 2021: |
Revisions and rebuttals due |
3 March 2021: |
Notification of decisions |
Accepted papers will be transferred to the International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (IJCARS) for further revisions, if required, to be considered for publication as a full paper in a regular journal issue, indexed in PubMed. Submissions are in IJCARS format, up to 13 pages (Submission details). Long Abstracts Alternative to regular long papers, you will also have the opportunity to submit long abstracts to showcase to the CAI community your novel ideas, software platforms, or recent breakthroughs, including those with preliminary but limited experimental validation. Accepted long abstracts will be presented as oral and/or poster presentations at IPCAI.
13 January 2021: (23:59 CEST (UTC+1)) |
Long Abstract submission |
3 March 2021: |
Notification of decisions |
Submissions are in LNCS format, 4 pages long (Submission details).
Regular Papers Submissions are in International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (IJCARS) format, up to 13 pages for Regular Papers.
LaTex: a style file (SVJour3) is available from Springer’s website. If you use this style file use the first option in the template as your document class, “one column (standard format)”.
Word: unfortunately, we do not have a word template. Your text will need to fit inside a 7.25″x4.5″ (18.415 cm x 11.43 cm) region. Text font should be set to Times new roman 10 pt. Captions and reference font should be set to Times new roman 9 pt. We encourage the use of the LaTex template.
Please use Microsoft's Conference Management Toolkit (CMT) for submission: click HERE to submit your paper. Long Abstracts Submissions for Long Abstracts are in Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS) format, up to 4 pages. The LNCS LaTeX template should be used to prepare the paper drafts in PDF format. Submission for Long Abstracts is not open, yet.
Program Chairs
Alfred M. Franz, Ulm University of Applied Sciences (THU), Germany Orcun Goksel, ETH Zurich, Switzerland & Uppsala University, SwedenGeneral Chairs
Lena Maier-Hein, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Germany Tim Salcudean, The University of British Columbia (UBC), Canada Stefanie Speidel, National Center for Tumor Diseases (NCT), GermanyArea Chairs
Alexander Seitel, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Germany Anirban Mukhopadhyay, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany Ingerid Reinersten, SINTEF, Norway Junchen Wang, University of Tokyo, Japan Ka-Wai Kwok, The University of Hong Kong, China Keno März, German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ), Germany Matt Clarkson, University College London, UK Mehdi Moradi, IBM Almaden Research Center, US Nicola Rieke, Nvidia Corporation, US Nicolas Padoy, University of Strasbourg, France Omid Mohareri, Intuitive Surgery, US Phillippe Cattin, University of Basel, Switzerland Rachel Sparks, King’s College London, UK Robert Rohling, The University of British Columbia, Canada Shekoofeh Azizi, Google Research, US Stéphane Cotin, INRIA, FR Tamas Ungi, Queen's University, Canada Tina Kapur, Brigham and Women's Hospital, US Wolfgang Wein ImFusion, GermanySteering Committee
Purang Abolmaesumi, University of British Columbia, Canada Kevin Cleary, Children’s National Medical Center, US Gabor Fichtinger, Queen’s University, Canada Makoto Hashizume, Kyushu University, Japan David Hawkes, University College London, UK Pierre Jannin, Université de Rennes, France Leo Joskowicz, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel Ron Kikinis, Brigham and Women’s Hospital, US Heinz Lemke, Technical University of Berlin & IFCARS, Germany Kensaku Mori, Nagoya University, Japan Parvin Mousavi, Queen’s University, Canada Nassir Navab, Technical University of Munich, Germany & Johns Hopkins University, US Terry Peters, Western University, Canada Ichiro Sakuma, The University of Tokyo, Japan Danail Stoyanov, University College London, UK Russell Taylor, Johns Hopkins University, US