Registering the surface model of a patient with an MRI or CT scan of that patient is used in surgical planning, guidance, and simulation. Such … Read More

The ISBI 2015 Conference is soliciting proposals for scientific challenges. The aim of the challenges is to accelerate the pace of research by providing quantitative … Read More

This week, Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin presented an overview of the Slicer extensions usage and contribution process during the afternoon breakout session at the 19th NA-MIC project … Read More

Registering images (i.e., determine how they align with one another) is a common problem in many domains including medicine, computer vision, and manufacturing. For example, it can be … Read More

Hosted by Lawrence Tarbox and Dan Marcus from Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology of the Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine, the 9th CTK … Read More

A few days ago, the number of active 3DSlicer developers reached 100 members! Kitware is a primary developer of 3DSlicer, an open-source tool for medical … Read More

Kitware is pleased to announce the final release candidate for Bender 2.0. Bender is an open-source toolkit based on 3D Slicer that provides algorithms and a user-friendly … Read More

Kitware sponsored the first annual HackNC event, which took place from March 1 to March 2, 2014, at UNC-Chapel Hill. Other sponsors included Google, Pebble, … Read More

Congratulations to our collaborators at the University of Houston, Cullen College of Engineering. Dr. Nicholas Rey, a member of Dr. Badri Roysam’s lab at the … Read More

The 3D Slicer team at Kitware is pleased to introduce the SlicerToKiwiExporter module for 3D Slicer. This module provides medical researchers a method for readily distributing … Read More