Call for Abstract
Scientific Program
Acadamia
- University of California, USA
- Stanford University School of Medicine, USA
- Arizona State University, USA
- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, USA
- Maggiore Hospital, USA
- North Carolina State University, USA
- Universiti Sains Malaysia, USA
- Sarfraz Ahmad, University of Dundee, UK
- Richard Sutton, Imperial College, UK
Business
- University of California, USA
- Stanford University School of Medicine, USA
- Arizona State University, USA
- University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, USA
- Maggiore Hospital, USA
- North Carolina State University, USA
- Universiti Sains Malaysia, USA
- Sarfraz Ahmad, University of Dundee, UK
- Richard Sutton, Imperial College, UK
International Conference on Medical Physics, will be organized around the theme “Discovering the new possibilities and diversfied applications on Medical Physics”
Medical Physics-2015 is comprised of 11 tracks and 55 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in Medical Physics-2015.
Submit your abstract to any of the mentioned tracks. All related abstracts are accepted.
Register now for the conference by choosing an appropriate package suitable to you.
- Track 1-1Proteomics and sequence analysis
- Track 1-2Computational evolutionary biology
- Track 1-3Genetic algorithms and comparative genomics
- Track 1-4Network and systems biology
- Track 1-5Genome projects and annotation
- Track 2-1Tissue engineering
- Track 2-2Genetic engineering
- Track 2-3Neural engineering
- Track 2-4Pharmaceutical engineering
- Track 3-1Physics of cancer
- Track 3-2Transport and physiological modelling
- Track 3-3Radiobiological modelling
- Track 3-4Biological effects of ionizing and non-ionizing radiation
- Track 3-5Hemodynamics
- Track 4-1Biosensors and nanobiosensors
- Track 4-2Biochips-advantages and applications
- Track 4-3Hydrogels for BioMEMS and NEMS
- Track 4-4BioMEMS-based 3D scaffold fabrication
- Track 4-5Body sensor networks
- Track 5-1Usability and human factors engineering for medical device and system design
- Track 5-2Patient safety, medical errors and adverse events prevention related to health technologies
- Track 5-3Telemedicine in developing countries
- Track 5-4Clinical engineering certification and education
- Track 5-5Clinical process analysis and optimization
- Track 6-1X-ray imaging
- Track 6-2Medical imaging
- Track 6-3Magnetic resonance imaging
- Track 6-4Optical imaging
- Track 6-5Ultrasound imaging
- Track 6-6Methods of image processing, display and visualization
- Track 6-7Computed tomography
- Track 7-1Brain computer/machine Interfaces
- Track 7-2Neural interfaces and regeneration
- Track 7-3Functional neuroimaging and neuronavigation
- Track 7-4Neurological disorders
- Track 7-5Collaborative databases in brain research
- Track 8-1Chemotherapy
- Track 8-2 Immunotherapy
- Track 8-3TomoTherapy
- Track 8-4Intensity Modulated Radiotherapy Treatment (IMRT)
- Track 8-53-D conformal computer planning
- Track 9-1Clinical radiation oncology
- Track 9-2Radiation biology and molecular radiation oncology
- Track 9-3Radiation therapy (radiotherapy)
- Track 9-4Impacts of treatment of cancer by using radiation
- Track 9-5Treatment approaches by using cancer biology
- Track 10-1Models of signal processing in biomaterials
- Track 10-2Bio-magnetism
- Track 10-3Electro cardio gram
- Track 10-4Digital signal processing and their applications
- Track 10-5Biomedical Signal Processing (BSP) methodologies
- Track 11-1Introduction to image-guided devices and systems
- Track 11-2Endoscopy and endoscopic Interventions
- Track 11-3Applications of robots and manipulators in therapy
- Track 11-4Newly proposed technologies and their realtime applications