21th International Symposium on Medical Information Processing and Analysis

Manuscript Submission Deadline: July 10

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Peer-reviewed full papers presented during SIPAIM will be published in IEEE Xplore Digital Library.

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Important Dates
  • Manuscript Submission Deadline (Full paper): July 10
  • Notification of Acceptance (Full paper): August 14
  • Abstract Submission Deadline: September 4
  • Notification of Acceptance (Abstract): September 18
  • Final Version Submission (Full paper): September 11
  • Conference Date: November 19-21

About SIPAIM

This event is organized yearly by the SIPAIM society, in collaboration with local organizers. The International Society for the Processing and Analysis of Medical Information (SIPAIM) is a nonprofit scientific civil society with aims to promote and foster biomedical engineering research throughout Latin America, and to organize the SIPAIM conference annually.

This event is organized yearly by the SIPAIM society, in collaboration with local organizers. The International Society for the Processing and Analysis of Medical Information (SIPAIM) is a nonprofit scientific civil society with aims to promote and foster biomedical engineering research throughout Latin America, and to organize the SIPAIM conference annually.

SIPAIM is addressed to researchers, students and professionals in a wide range of disciplines including engineering, physics, mathematics, computer science, biology and medicine. The symposium will include keynote lectures by recognized experts on issues related to acquisition, digitization, visualization, processing, analysis and interpretation of medical information. Contributions accepted by the symposium's program committee will be presented in oral or poster sessions.

SIPAIM will be a great opportunity for researchers and students to participate in a great international congress and congregate and exchange ideas with their fellows of all countries of Latin America and the world. We would like to welcome you all to Pasto, Colombia, this year.

SIPAIM Conference History

Scientific topics

The list of topics and subtopics is shown below. Papers may address one or more of the listed sub-topics. Potential authors should not feel limited by the listed topics as it is not exhaustive. Unlisted but related sub-topics are also acceptable, provided they fit in one of the six main topic areas:

Medial and Biomedical Imaging

Image Acquisition, Analysis and Interpretation, Multimodal Information Processing and Analysis, Computer-Aided Detection and Diagnosis, Image Registration, Image Segmentation, Shape representation, Image Reconstruction, and Tractography

E-Health and Telehealth

Telemedicine, Healthcare Information Systems (Multimodal Information Management), Storage, Transmission and Access to Medical Information, Technology Integration, Medical Information Retrieval, Medical Data Analysis and Machine Learning

Digital Pathology

Quantitative Analysis and Interpretation, Histological Pattern Recognition and Perception, Models for Detection and Discrimination, Virtual Microscopy, Image indexing and retrieval, Cellular image analysis, and Molecular/pathologic image analysis

GAIT Analysis and Biosignals

Multiscale / Multiresolution Representations, Bio-signal Modeling, Signal Acquisition, Analysis and Processing, Non-linear dynamics, Signal Representation, Representation Based Signal Processing, Rehabilitation Systems, Tracking and recognition for rehabilitation planning, Biomechanical modelling, and Technology support in sport and physical activity

Representation based Biosignals Analysis

Sparse Representation, Signal/Image Generation and Reconstruction, Compressive Sensing, Dictionary Learning, Feature Learning, and Unsupervised Learning

Analysis of Medical Procedures through Imaging

Visualization and Interaction, Multi-modality fusion, Dynamic, functional, physiologic and anatomic imaging, Imaging and analysis methods for surgery, Virtual reality for medical interventions, and Physician-computer interfaces using virtual/mixed/augmented reality