Carnegie Mellon Bioimaging Day - April 18, 2005
Schedule - Wright/Peter/McKenna Rooms - University Center
9:30	Breakfast
10:00	Bob Murphy	Introduction
10:15	Jelena Kovacevic	Multi-resolution methods for image analysis
10:30	Jonathan Jarvik	Tagging native genes with GFP for location proteomics
10:45	Alison Barth	TBA
11:00	Nathan Urban	Imaging Neurons in Action
11:15	George Stetten	The Sonic Flashlight and Related Projects
11:30	Justin Crowley	Imaging neuronal development - from gene expression to neural circuit formation
11:45	Bill Eddy	Removing Physiological Noise from Neuromages
12:00	Lunch (preregistration req'd)
1:30	Brooke McCartney	Nuclear fallout: imaging cytoskeletal defects during Drosophila embryogenesis
1:45	Fred Lanni	Imaging cells in a model tissue matrix
2:00	Phil LeDuc	Live cell protein imaging using quantum dot technology
2:15	Adam Linstedt	Imaging a precarious intracellular organelle: the Golgi apparatus
2:30	Christos Faloutsos	ViVos: Visual Vocabulary Construction for Mining Biomedical Images
2:45	Geoffrey Gordon	Classifying multiple cells in a single image
3:00	Break
3:15	Chien Ho	MRI Visualization of Individual Immune Cells In Vivo: A New Approach to Cellular and Functional Imaging
3:30	Eric Ahrens	TBA
3:45	Alan Waggoner	In vivo mouse imaging to searching for life on mars
4:00	Yanxi Liu	An Exploration in the Discriminative Subspaces of Biomedical Images
4:15	Marcel Just	Imaging of brain function with fMRI
4:30	Tom Mitchell	Machine Learning to Analyze Brain Images
4:45	Bob Murphy	Bioimaging infrastructure
5:00	Reception