MICCAI offers a window into the latest scientific achievements in medical image computing and computer assisted interventions which will lead to the next generation of … Read More
Kitware has received a one-year grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) totaling $228,458 to improve the clinical effectiveness of liver lesion biopsy using … Read More
Thanks to Dr. Paul Novotny ITK 3.18 is now available for Ubuntu 10.04. Ubuntu 10.04 (codenamed the Lucid Lynx) is the latest release of the … Read More
Proposed research to extend computational model building in the area of Coastal Modeling System Development (MORPHOS) Kitware has received a contract for $369, 588 … Read More
We’re pleased to announce the completion of the repository conversion. The CVS repositories have been permanently frozen (an extra commit will be added to them to … Read More
The ITK development team is hosting another bugathon with Adopt-A-Bug 2.0. Users can volunteer to adopt-a-bug. In doing so you agree to either fix the bug, or … Read More
Over the next few days we will transition both VTK and ParaView to Git. Additional details are available on these Wiki pages (under development): http://www.vtk.org/Wiki/VTK/Githttp://www.paraview.org/Wiki/ParaView/Git We’ve … Read More
ITK 3.18 is now available for download. The main changes in this release include: Improvements in implementation of mathematical traits, particularly for fast rounding, contributed by … Read More
Kitware launched its first developer blog today which will be penned by Kitware’s Research and Development Team and Corporate Leadership. The blog was designed to … Read More