Eleven posters at the 17th annual Lewis Landsberg Research Day

Lab members will present eleven posters at Northwestern University’s annual Lewis Landsberg Research Day.

Diagram linking a gaze scanpath and image patches to graph features.
Conceptual research schematic.

The annual Research Day at Northwestern is a campuswide event to promote faculty and trainee development by sharing exciting research and conversations with colleagues. This year we have 11 posters to present:

  1. GazeSAM: What You See is What You Segment
  2. Deep Learning Algorithm for Accurate and Real-time Liver Segmentation
  3. Visual Explanations for Radiology AI Applications with Information Bottleneck
  4. Ensemble learning with Residual Transformer for Brian Tumor Segmentation
  5. Monkeypox Diagnosis With Interpretable Deep Learning
  6. A Fully Automatic AI System for Pancreas Segmentation from
    Multicenter MRI Scans
  7. AI-Based Pancreatic Cancer Risk Classification in IPMN Patients
  8. Fast Forward Forward: Analytic Training for Deep Neural Networks
  9. Computer-Aided Automatic Measurement of Pancreatic Cysts
  10. Cognitive Perspectives on Complexity of Diagnostic Search and Its Analogy in Artificial Intelligence
  11. Pancreatic Cancer: Decoding Risks with Duct Diameter, Cyst Size, and Abdominal Circumference