ICMIPA 2026: International Conference on Medical Image Processing and Analysis

ICMIPA 2026: International Conference on Medical Image Processing and Analysis addresses innovative methods and technologies for processing, analyzing, and interpreting medical data, images, and signals to enhance diagnostics and healthcare delivery.

Key Topics

• Object detection and localization
• Signal/image analysis and interpretation
• Digital pathology and virtual microscopy
• Telemedicine and e-health applications
• Color and texture analyses
• Medical signal acquisition and processing
• Real-time systems in healthcare
• Image enhancement and restoration
• Quantitative analysis and interpretation
• Registration of multimodal medical data
• Pattern recognition and perception
• Sparse representation and compressive sensing
• Segmentation and grouping
• Healthcare information systems
• Machine learning for vision and biomedical applications
• Statistical and computational models
• Fuzzy systems and nonlinear signal modeling
• Biosignals and physiological process modeling
• Computer-aided detection and diagnosis
• Acquisition of brain and medical images
• Clinical applications and technology integration
• Storage, transmission and access to medical data
• Multiscale and multiresolution representations
• Multimodal information processing and analysis
• Models for detection and discrimination
• Medical devices, monitoring and calibration
• Image-based modeling and 3D reconstruction
• Tracking and visual navigation
• Visualization and user interaction
• Dictionary learning techniques
• Imaging techniques for cancer therapy

Who should Attend

• Medical imaging and diagnostic professionals
• Healthcare system developers and engineers
• Machine learning and AI researchers
• Biomedical engineers and technologists
• Digital pathology specialists
• Signal and image processing scientists
• Telemedicine and e-health practitioners
• Computer vision experts in healthcare
• Academic researchers and students
• Healthcare IT and clinical data analysts