NAKFI Seeing the Future with Imaging Science: Interdisciplinary Research Team Summaries

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. "Appendixes." NAKFI Seeing the Future with Imaging Science: Interdisciplinary Research Team Summaries. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2011.

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Front Matter (R1-R14)

Conference Summary (1-4)

IDR Team Summary 1: Develop a method to integrate neuroimaging technologies at different length and time scales. (5-20)

IDR Team Summary 2: Identify the mathematical and computational tools that are needed to bring recent insights from theoretical image science and rigorous methods of task-based assessment of image quality into routine use in all areas of imaging. (21-34)

IDR Team Summary 3: Develop and validate new methods for detecting and classifying meaningful changes between two images taken at different times or within temporal sequences of images. (35-52)

IDR Team Summary 4: Develop a telescope or starshade that would allow planetary systems around neighboring stars to be imaged. (53-60)

IDR Team Summary 5: How can we extend the domain of adaptive optics and adaptive imaging to new application, and how can we objectively compare adaptive and non-adaptive approaches to specific imaging problems? (61-70)

IDR Team Summary 6: What are the tools and validation methods required to develop clinically useful non-invasive imaging biomarkers of psychiatric disease? (71-78)

IDR Team Summary 7: Find novel ways to use imaging methods to improve the treatment of diseases. (79-100)

IDR Team Summary 8: Develop image-specialized database tools for data stewardship and system design in large-scale applications. (101-106)

Appendixes (107-108)

List of Imaging Science Webcast Tutorials (109-110)

Agenda (111-114)

Participant List (115-128)