Collaboration:NCIGT - Revision history

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Marianna: /* Joint Publications */

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Joint Publications

Marianna: /* Key Personnel */

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Key Personnel

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Marianna at 22:02, 24 November 2009

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Tkapur at 15:24, 16 July 2009

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−	Back to [[NA-MIC_External_Collaborations]]	+	Back to [[NA-MIC_External_Collaborations\|NA-MIC External Collaborations]]
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	==Abstract==		==Abstract==

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-==Joint Publications==
+==Publications==
-[http://www.na-mic.org/publications/pages/display?search=EB005149+AND+RR019703 This is a link to joint publications by NCIGT and NA-MIC].
+[http://www.na-mic.org/publications/pages/display?search=EB005149+AND+RR019703 Joint publications by NCIGT and NA-MIC].
 ==Website==
-[http://www.ncigt.org This is a link to the NCIGT website.]
+[http://www.ncigt.org NCIGT website]

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 ==Joint Publications==
-[http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sites/entrez?Db=pubmed&Cmd=DetailsSearch&Term=EB005149+AND+RR019703 This is a link to joint publications by NCIGT and NA-MIC].
+[http://www.na-mic.org/publications/pages/display?search=EB005149+AND+RR019703 This is a link to joint publications by NCIGT and NA-MIC].
 ==Website==
 [http://www.ncigt.org This is a link to the NCIGT website.]

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 U41RR019703
 ==Key Personnel==
-Ferenc Jolesz, PI, Clare Tempany
+*BWH: Ferenc Jolesz, PI, Clare Tempany
-NA-MIC: Ron Kikinis, Tina Kapur, Noby Hata, Haiying Liu, and Steve Pieper.
+*NA-MIC: Ron Kikinis, Tina Kapur, Noby Hata, Haiying Liu, and Steve Pieper.
 ==Funding Duration==

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 NCIGT provides a unique, centralized infrastructure for clinical investigators, biomedical engineers, and basic scientists in promoting and advancing IGT methods and related clinical applications. We will develop and make available new innovative technologies in five discrete TRD Core Projects: 1) the Computational Core; 2) the Imaging Core; 3) the MRI-guided Therapy Core; 4) the Image-Guided Neurosurgery Core; and 5) the Focused Ultrasound Therapy Core. These key research initiatives represent the technical and clinical infrastructure of the Resource. They are anticipated to have significant effect on several future IGT methods and clinical applications; and will combine forces with 10 internal and 7 external, independently funded Collaborations that address various essential technical or clinical aspects of IGT. These collective scientific efforts include the development of image processing and display tools (3D Slicer, interactive and adaptive platforms, high performance computing); dynamic and adaptive MR imaging methods; novel therapy techniques (MRI-guided focused ultrasound); image-guided robotics; and several clinical applications from brain tumor surgery to prostate interventions. All IGT developments and applications will be tested either on site with our collaborators, or distributed directly as a service to the growing IGT community. Our overarching goal is to create a Center that is national in character reaching effectively across a broad range of constituencies through training in and dissemination of the novel technologies and methods under development in this Resource.  ([http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=7482232&p_grant_num=5U41RR019703-04&p_query=&ticket=99514502&p_audit_session_id=479384770&p_keywords= CRISP Link].)
-==Grant #==
+==Grant#==
 U41RR019703
 ==Key Personnel==
-Ron Kikinis, Tina Kapur, Noby Hata, Haiying Liu, and Steve Pieper.
+Ferenc Jolesz, PI, Clare Tempany
 ==Funding Duration==

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- Back to [[NA-MIC_External_Collaborations]]
+Back to [[NA-MIC_External_Collaborations]]
 ==Abstract==
-NCIGT (U41RR019703) provides a unique, centralized infrastructure for clinical investigators, biomedica! engineers, and basic scientists in promoting and advancing IGT methods and related clinical applications. We will develop and make available new innovative technologies in five discreteTRD Core Projects: 1) the Computational Core; 2) the Imaging Core; 3) the MRI-guided Therapy Core; 4) the Image-Guided Neurosurgery Core; and 5) the Focused Ultrasound Therapy Core. These key research initiatives represent the technical and clinical infrastructure of the Resource. They are anticipated to have significant effecton several future IGT methods and clinical applications; and will combine forces with 10 internal and 7 external, independently funded Collaborations that address various essential technical or clinical aspects of IGT. Thesecollective scientific efforts include the development of image processing and display tools (3D Slicer, interactive and adaptive platforms, high performance computing); dynamic and adaptive MR imaging methods; novel therapy techniques (MRI-guided focused ultrasound); image-guided robotics; and several clinical applications from brain tumor surgery to prostate interventions. All IGT developments and applications will be tested either on site with our collaborators, or distributed directly as a service to the growing IGT community. Our overarching goal is to create a Center that is national in character reaching effectively across a broad range of constituencies throughtraining in and dissemination of the novel technologies and methods under development in this Resource.  ([http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=7482232&p_grant_num=5U41RR019703-04&p_query=&ticket=99514502&p_audit_session_id=479384770&p_keywords= CRISP Link].)
+NCIGT (U41RR019703) provides a unique, centralized infrastructure for clinical investigators, biomedical engineers, and basic scientists in promoting and advancing IGT methods and related clinical applications. We will develop and make available new innovative technologies in five discrete TRD Core Projects: 1) the Computational Core; 2) the Imaging Core; 3) the MRI-guided Therapy Core; 4) the Image-Guided Neurosurgery Core; and 5) the Focused Ultrasound Therapy Core. These key research initiatives represent the technical and clinical infrastructure of the Resource. They are anticipated to have significant effect on several future IGT methods and clinical applications; and will combine forces with 10 internal and 7 external, independently funded Collaborations that address various essential technical or clinical aspects of IGT. These collective scientific efforts include the development of image processing and display tools (3D Slicer, interactive and adaptive platforms, high performance computing); dynamic and adaptive MR imaging methods; novel therapy techniques (MRI-guided focused ultrasound); image-guided robotics; and several clinical applications from brain tumor surgery to prostate interventions. All IGT developments and applications will be tested either on site with our collaborators, or distributed directly as a service to the growing IGT community. Our overarching goal is to create a Center that is national in character reaching effectively across a broad range of constituencies through training in and dissemination of the novel technologies and methods under development in this Resource.  ([http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=7482232&p_grant_num=5U41RR019703-04&p_query=&ticket=99514502&p_audit_session_id=479384770&p_keywords= CRISP Link].)
 ==Key Personnel==

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	NCIGT (U41RR019703) provides a unique, centralized infrastructure for clinical investigators, biomedica! engineers, and basic scientists in promoting and advancing IGT methods and related clinical applications. We will develop and make available new innovative technologies in five discreteTRD Core Projects: 1) the Computational Core; 2) the Imaging Core; 3) the MRI-guided Therapy Core; 4) the Image-Guided Neurosurgery Core; and 5) the Focused Ultrasound Therapy Core. These key research initiatives represent the technical and clinical infrastructure of the Resource. They are anticipated to have significant effecton several future IGT methods and clinical applications; and will combine forces with 10 internal and 7 external, independently funded Collaborations that address various essential technical or clinical aspects of IGT. Thesecollective scientific efforts include the development of image processing and display tools (3D Slicer, interactive and adaptive platforms, high performance computing); dynamic and adaptive MR imaging methods; novel therapy techniques (MRI-guided focused ultrasound); image-guided robotics; and several clinical applications from brain tumor surgery to prostate interventions. All IGT developments and applications will be tested either on site with our collaborators, or distributed directly as a service to the growing IGT community. Our overarching goal is to create a Center that is national in character reaching effectively across a broad range of constituencies throughtraining in and dissemination of the novel technologies and methods under development in this Resource. ([http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=7482232&p_grant_num=5U41RR019703-04&p_query=&ticket=99514502&p_audit_session_id=479384770&p_keywords= CRISP Link].)		NCIGT (U41RR019703) provides a unique, centralized infrastructure for clinical investigators, biomedica! engineers, and basic scientists in promoting and advancing IGT methods and related clinical applications. We will develop and make available new innovative technologies in five discreteTRD Core Projects: 1) the Computational Core; 2) the Imaging Core; 3) the MRI-guided Therapy Core; 4) the Image-Guided Neurosurgery Core; and 5) the Focused Ultrasound Therapy Core. These key research initiatives represent the technical and clinical infrastructure of the Resource. They are anticipated to have significant effecton several future IGT methods and clinical applications; and will combine forces with 10 internal and 7 external, independently funded Collaborations that address various essential technical or clinical aspects of IGT. Thesecollective scientific efforts include the development of image processing and display tools (3D Slicer, interactive and adaptive platforms, high performance computing); dynamic and adaptive MR imaging methods; novel therapy techniques (MRI-guided focused ultrasound); image-guided robotics; and several clinical applications from brain tumor surgery to prostate interventions. All IGT developments and applications will be tested either on site with our collaborators, or distributed directly as a service to the growing IGT community. Our overarching goal is to create a Center that is national in character reaching effectively across a broad range of constituencies throughtraining in and dissemination of the novel technologies and methods under development in this Resource. ([http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/crisp/CRISP_LIB.getdoc?textkey=7482232&p_grant_num=5U41RR019703-04&p_query=&ticket=99514502&p_audit_session_id=479384770&p_keywords= CRISP Link].)
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		+	==Key Personnel==
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		+	The key personnel involved in the collaboration between NA-MIC and NCIGT are: Ron Kikinis, Noby Hata, Haiying Liu, and Steve Pieper.

	==Joint Publications==		==Joint Publications==