Section: Dissemination
Promoting Scientific Activities
Scientific Events Organisation
Member of the Organizing Committees
David Cazier contributed to the organization of the Annual workshop of the Animation & Simulation group of the GDR IGRV of the CNRS in Strasbourg.
Reviewing Activities
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Stephane Cotin provided reviews for: Int. Conf. on Information Processing in Computer-Assisted Interventions, Workshop on Virtual Reality Interaction and Physical Simulation
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Igor Peterlik provided reviews for: Int. Conf. of Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention Society
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Antoine Petit provided reviews for: International Conference on Robotics and Automation
Journal
Reviewing Activities
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Stephane Cotin provided reviews for: International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery
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David Cazier provided reviews for: Computer-Aided Design, Visual Computer, Computer & Graphics, Int. Journal on Virtual Reality
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Antoine Petit provided reviews for: International Journal Of Robotics Research, Robotics and Automation Letters
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Christoph Paulus provided reviews for: MDPI Journal Symmetry
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Lionel Untereiner provided reviews for: Special Issue on Parallel and Distributed Algorithms of Concurrency and Computation
Invited Talks
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Keynote lecture by S. Cotin at 10th Medical Korea conference (Seoul, South Korea)
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Invited lecture by S. Cotin FMTS conference (Strasbourg, France)
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Invited lecture by S. Cotin B.E.S.T. symposium (Strasbourg, France)
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Invited talk by S. Cotin at Fraunhofer MEVIS lab (Bremen, Germany)
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Invited lecture by S. Cotin at European Computer-Assisted Liver Surgery Society (Mainz, Germany)
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Invited lecture by S. Cotin at 127th annual meeting of the French Ophthalmology Association (Paris, France)
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Invited lecture by S. Cotin at the French Academy of Surgery (Paris, France)
Scientific Expertise
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Igor Peterlik has been providing a scientific expertise at Masaryk University, Czech Republic as a consultant and co-investigator of a project unded by Grant Agency of the Czech Republic: Development of Reliable Methods for Automated Quantitative Characterization of Cell Motility in Fluorescence Microscopy.
Research Administration
David Cazier is a member and local coordinator for a CITEPH project Paleo GTM: A Paleo Geological and Topological Modeler. Subject and expected contributions: multiresolution meshing and visualization for handling of massive geological data.
The project started in Sep 2017 (duration 2 years) and involves following partners: