Joint Annual Meeting ISMRM-ESMRMB & ISMRT 31st Annual Meeting • 07-12 May 2022 • London, UK

2022 Joint Annual Meeting ISMRM-ESMRMB and 31st ISMRT Annual Meeting

Special Session

Launch Event of the New ISMRM Challenge Format

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Launch Event of the New ISMRM Challenge Format
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Tuesday, 10 May 2022
ICC Capital Hall 1
14:30 -  16:30
Session Number: SS-02
 
The aim of this session is to promote the official ISMRM challenge format and encourage new submissions for challenges to be launched at the next annual meeting in Toronto (2023).
An ISMRM “Challenge” is a competition aimed at identifying robust solutions to impactful open research questions within the scope and mission of the ISMRM, often including a component at the Society’s Annual Meeting. Challenges promote interest, engagement, involvement, and innovation by members of the society, often (ideally) promoting cross-disciplinary collaboration within our membership. They can also promote reproducible science and harmonization of methods by laying down clear benchmarks to qualify any new solutions.
The ISMRM has been running an official challenge format since 2015, after various successful precursor challenges in the first Sedona workshops and a first challenge session on the Stockholm meeting in 2010. The guidelines and SOPs have recently been revised and a new call for challenges has been opened in 2021 (https://challenge.ismrm.org/).
In this session we will present an overview of past ISMRM challenges, and organisers of successful challenges will be presenting their experiences and lessons learned. Finally we will open the call for new challenges in 2023 and launch the first challenge reviewed and accepted under the new guidance.
 
  14:30   A Historical Perspective on ISMRM Challenges
Jim Pipe
 
  14:30   My Experience Running the fastMRI Challenges with Facebook AI Research
Florian Knoll
 
  14:30   My Experience Running the Reproducibility Challenge
Nikola Stikov
 
  14:30   My Experience Running theFiber Tractography Challenge
Peter Neher
 
  14:30   Call for New Challenges (Toronto 2023)
Nivedita Agarwal
 
  14:30   Repeat It with Me: Reproducibility Team Challenge
Laura Bortolotti

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