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The Biomedical Signal and
Image Computing Laboratory (BiSICL) is a multi-disciplinary research lab
at UBC dedicated to computational research in biomedical applications.
The laboratory's research objectives are to create and develop
innovative techniques for computational processing, analysis,
understanding, and visualization of biomedical data such as multi-modal
radiological images and biological signals so that they can be applied
in a clinically-focused, disease-specific manner. The uniqueness of the
research conducted at BiSICL stems from the tight coupling between the
ECE department, the faculty of Medicine, and UBC hospital spanning
literally from the lab to the bedside.
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2011-12 The latest release of TurtleSeg version 1.2 is now available for download.
See also:
TurtleSeg
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2011-10 We
are pleased to announce "Turtle Seg", our new interactive 3D image
segmentation software.
See also:
TurtleSeg
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 2011-09
Congratulations to BiSICL member, Bernard Ng, who has
successfully defended his Ph.D. thesis titled "Prior-informed
Multivariate Models for Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging".
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 2011-09
BiSICL members, Bernard Ng, Krishna Nand K and Anna
Brounstein presented their research at the 2011 International Conference
on Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention in
Toronto, Canada.
See also:
Connectivity Informed fMRI
Structures in DTI
US to CT
bone reg. [PDF]
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 2011-07
BiSICL member, Bernard Ng, presented his research at the
2011 Information Processing in Medical Imaging conference in Irsee,
Germany.
See also:
fMRI Generalized
Sparse Regulation [PDF]
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 2011-06
Dr. Rafeef Abugharbieh was awarded a research grant from
the Qatar National Research Fund (QNRF). In collaboration with a team of
collaborators from Canada, the US and Qatar, the grant will fund a major
new project on real-time computer-assisted navigation in
minimally-invasive robotic surgery.
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 2011-06
BiSICL member, Bernard Ng, presented his research at the
17th annual meeting of the organization on Human Brain Mapping (HBM
2011), Quebec, Canada.
See also:
fMRI Activation Spatial
Modulation [PDF]
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 2011-06
BiSICL member, Bernard Ng presented his research at
the 24th IEEE conference on Computer vision and Pattern recognition
(CVPR2011) Colorado Springs, USA.
See also:
fMRI Generalized
Group Sparse Classifier [PDF]
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