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Accelign
We won first prize in the University of Maryland with our company, Accelign on the 27th of April. Using technology from our hardware acceleration of image registration work, we convinced a panel of judges that were the best venture to invest in, netting us $10,000. More information can be found at the University of Maryland Business Plan Competition
The prestigious group of judges included: Jonathan Aberman, Founder and Managing Director, Amplifier Venture Partners; Henry Ahn, Program Manager, Technology Funding Programs, Maryland Technology Development Corporation (TEDCO); Warren Citrin, CEO, Gloto; Ray Dizon, Managing Director, Maryland Venture Fund; Mark Kass, Member, Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo; Karl Renner, Principal, Fish & Richardson P.C.
Invited Talks
Prof Shekhar gave a talk titled High-Speed Deformable Image Registration for Image-Guided Interventions at the Computational Imaging symposium (a part of SPIE Electronic Imaging conference) held in San Jose, CA.
Conference Presentations
SPIE Medical Imaging - Peng, Jianzhou and Omkar
MMVR - Shekhar
Scientific Demonstration
Yashwanth Hemaraj held a demonstration of Hardware Accelerated 3D Medical Image Registration at Radiologists Society of North America, RSNA 2006 held in Chicago, IL.
Yashwanth Hemaraj held a symposium demonstration on High-Speed Deformable Image Registration for Image-Guided Interventions at the Computational Imaging symposium (a part of SPIE Electronic Imaging conference) held in San Jose, CA.
Archive
14 April 2007
Accelign, a start-up based on the technology being done here in the ITL labs, has advanced to the finals of the 2007 University of Maryland $50K Business Plan Competition. We will be competing against other faculty and graduate student groups by presenting to venture capitalists April 27.
24 February 2007
Will creates initial structure of the Wiki borrowing heavily from the existing ITL website. This news section can be posted to to provide the latest news on the lab. As we get more events, we can archive the older news in a hierarchical manner. Alternatively we can keep the latest news on the front page and use this for archiving.
