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 ===Key Investigators===
-*Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller at mech.uwa.edu.au) [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/ Lab Web pages], Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes from UWA, Will, Jim, Steve from NAMIC
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 = Key Investigators =
-* Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller@mech.uwa.edu.au), Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes
+* Karol Miller (kmiller@mech.uwa.edu.au)
 = Publications [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/publications.htm link title]=

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 |[[Image:ProjectWeek-2008.png|thumb|320px|Return to [[2008_Summer_Project_Week|Project Week Main Page]] ]]
 |[[Image:TLED-grabJPG.jpg|thumb|520px|Flow chart of the finite element algorithm with Total Lagrange Explicit Dynamics (TLED) for computing soft organ deformation developed at ISML.]]
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 ===Key Investigators===
-*Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller at mech.uwa.edu.au) [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/ Lab Webpages], Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes from UWA, Will, Jim, Steve from NAMIC
+*Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller at mech.uwa.edu.au) [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/ Lab Web pages], Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes from UWA, Will, Jim, Steve from NAMIC

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 <h1>At the Project Week</h1>
 *Learned from Jim Miller about possible solutions for linking our Finite Element (FE) solver for computing soft organ deformations with Slicer. No decision regarding selection of such solution has been made.
-*Talked with other groups (from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa) applying FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration
+*Talked with other groups (from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa) about applying the FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration.
 *Learned from Vincent Magnotta  about the hexahedral mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa.
 *Attended the ITK and Non-rigid Registration topic break-outs.

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 *Learned from Jim Miller about possible solutions for linking our Finite Element (FE) solver for computing soft organ deformations with Slicer. No decision regarding selection of such solution has been made.
 *Talked with other groups (from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa) applying FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration
-*Learned from Vincent Magnotta  about the hexahedral mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa (including an attempt to build a hexahedral brain mesh using this generator).
+*Learned from Vincent Magnotta  about the hexahedral mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa.
 *Attended the ITK and Non-rigid Registration topic break-outs.

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 <h1>At the Project Week</h1>
-*Learned about possible solutions for linking our Finite Element (FE) solver for computing soft organ deformations with Slicer. No decision regarding selection of such solution has been made.
+*Learned from Jim Miller about possible solutions for linking our Finite Element (FE) solver for computing soft organ deformations with Slicer. No decision regarding selection of such solution has been made.
-*Learned about other groups applying FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration. We found synergies between our project and the projects conducted by the groups from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa.
+*Talked with other groups (from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa) applying FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration
-*Made an attempt with Vincent Magnotta  to build a patient-specific hexahedral brain mesh using the mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa.
+*Learned from Vincent Magnotta  about the hexahedral mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa (including an attempt to build a hexahedral brain mesh using this generator).
 *Attended the ITK and Non-rigid Registration topic break-outs.

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 *Learned about other groups applying FE analysis in computing soft organ deformations for image registration. We found synergies between our project and the projects conducted by the groups from the College of William & Mary, Laboratory of Neuro Imaging at UCLA, and the University of Iowa.
 *Made an attempt with Vincent Magnotta  to build a patient-specific hexahedral brain mesh using the mesh generator developed at the University of Iowa.
-*Attended the ITK and Non-rigid Registration workshops
+*Attended the ITK and Non-rigid Registration workshops.

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 <h1>Progress</h1>
 The algorithms are already implemented in C/C++ using Visual Studio and MFC. Matlab is used for visualizing the results.
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	===Key Investigators===		===Key Investigators===
−	*Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller at mech.uwa.edu.au) [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/ Lab Webpages], Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes, Will, Jim, Steve	+	*Prof. Karol Miller (kmiller at mech.uwa.edu.au) [http://www.mech.uwa.edu.au/ISML/ Lab Webpages], Dr Adam Wittek, Grand Joldes from UWA, Will, Jim, Steve from NAMIC