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CIALAB work accepted to EMBC 2009

CIALAB members Dr. Kamel Boussaid, Dr. Erkan Mumcuoglu, Olcay Sertel, and Jeff Prescott have had their recent work accepted for presentation at EMBC 2009, taking place September 2-6 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. The accepted papers are:

Prescott JW, Swanson MS, Haq F, Best TM, Powell K, Jackson R, Gurcan MN, "An Automated Method for Femur Segmentation for Osteoarthritis Research."

Prescott JW, Priddy M, Swanson MS, Haq F, Best TM, Powell K, Jackson R, Gurcan MN, "An Automated Method for Intramuscular Fat Detection in Quadriceps Muscles for Osteoarthritis Diagnosis."

Belkacem-Boussaid K, Sertel O, Lozanski G, Shana’aah A, Gurcan MN, "Extraction of color features in the spectral domain to recognize centroblasts in histopathology."

Samsi S, Krishnamurthy AK, Groseclose M, Caprioli RM, Lozanski G, Gurcan MN, "Imaging Mass Spectrometry Analysis for Follicular Lymphoma"

Mumcuoglu EU, Prescott J, Baker BN, Clifford B, Long F, Castile R, Gurcan MN, "Image Analysis for Cystic Fibrosis: Automatic Lung Airway Wall and Vessel Measurement on CT Images"

The CIALAB members would like to thank all their collaborators for their help in producing these papers.

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