MMVR17
NextMed: Design for/the Well Being
January 19 – 22, 2009
The Hyatt Regency Long Beach
Long Beach, California
ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
MMVR is the premier conference on emerging data-centered technologies for medical care and education. It brings together an interdisciplinary, vanguard community of computer scientists and engineers, physicians and surgeons, medical educators and students, military medicine specialists, and biomedical futurists.
MMVR presentations offer a critical review of current progress: from initial vision and prototypes, through assessment and validation, to clinical and academic utilization and commercialization. Extrapolating from the state of the art, MMVR examines and guides the future of healthcare.
This year’s MMVR will feature expanded spontaneous interactive environments. The Well will merge formal exhibits with casual demonstrations. Salon will mingle the visual arts, science, and medicine.
At MMVR, developers and end users collaborate to design the next in medicine. MMVR turns vision into proficy™.
CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS
The MMVR17 Organizing Committee invites presentations on:
- Biomedical and surgical modeling and simulation
- Imaging, data visualization and fusion
- Intelligence networking and telemedicine
- Robotics and haptics
- Interfaces, displays, and projection methods
- Sensors, implantable and wearable electronics
- Virtual, mixed, and augmented reality
- Game-based learning and performance assessment
Presentation opportunities include:
- Papers and posters
- Focus sessions, panels, workshops, and tutorials
- Demonstrations and soapbox discussions
- Art and multimedia
Please see Overview to review conference objectives and other key information.
Please see Submission Guidelines for instructions for traditional presentations (papers, posters, focus sessions, panels, workshops, and tutorials)
Please see Salon/The Well for guidance on non-traditional presentation opportunities (demonstrations, soapbox discussions, art, and multimedia)
Please see Presenter Information for general presentation requirements.