[Bmi] Summer School on Brain-Inspired Computer Vision, 21-25 July 2014, Shenyang, China

[Bart ter Haar Romeny]

Dear colleague,



We kindly invite you to join the fourth

*International Summer School on Brain-inspired Computer Vision*

*21–25 July 2014 in Shenyang, China*.



This will be a tutorial master class, dedicated to state-of-the-art
techniques in multi-scale and multi-orientation computer vision, with many
applications in medical image analysis, robotics, traffic analysis, visual
inspection etc. The lectures are combined with computer classes.



The lectures are given by prof. Bart ter Haar Romenij, ‘double hundred
program’ international expert professor at Northeastern University in
Shenyang, and Eindhoven University of Technology, Netherlands. Prof.
Romenij is an award-winning educator, very knowledgeable and senior in his
field, and renowned for his excellent teaching capabilities.



See the website: http://tiny.cc/ISS2014.



Shenyang is a beautiful and historical city in the Northeast of China.
Visits will be organized to the impressive Neusoft Medical Systems CT
manufacturing plant, as well as to the Ming dynasty Forbidden City in
Shenyang. Shenyang is connected by flight (1.5h) and high-speed train
(4.5h) to Beijing.



This renowned Summer School is an annual event attended by engineers and
scientist from the fields of computer vision, biomedical engineering,
computing science, electrical engineering, mathematics and automation, both
from academia and industry, as well as vision scientists and
science-oriented MD’s from the Asia-Pacific region, as well as from other
parts of the world.



The Summer School only charges a low fee for the local expenditures. Attendance
is limited to 60 participants. Deadline for registration is 15 July 2014.



We look forward to seeing you in Shenyang soon!



For the organizing committee:



Prof. Yan Kang, PhD, Dean

Mr. Gao Han, local organiser

Biomedical Informatics and Engineering School of Northeastern University
Shenyang, China.
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