Keynote Speeches

• Dirk Wilhelm, TU Munich, MITI
  Surgery in the Age of AI and Robotics
• Christian Michael Gnerlich, CEO brainjo
  Gehirnsport mit Virtual Reality - Kurzpräsentation und Live-Demo zum Mitmachen

Contributions

• Allgaier, Mareen, Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg
  Virtual Training Simulations for Intercranial Aneurysm Clipping
• Hauke Bartsch, University of Bergen (Norway)
  The Bergen Pipeline for Deploying Applications for Medical Data Visualization inside our Hospital System
• Tim Alexander Bergmann, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics Research IGD
  3D blood flow visualization from FOI and MRI to support medical diagnoses
• Katja Bühler, VRVis (Wien)
  Visualization of Medical Image Classifier Decisions by Domain-Aware Counterfactual Impact Analysis
• Sandy Engelhardt, Heidelberg University Hospital
  AI and Cardiovascular Medicine
• Felde, Johannes, 1000shapes
  Efficient Generation of 3D Vascular Models of rSimulating Bloodflow in Cerebral Aneurysms Diagnoseunterstützung



• Philipp Harth, Zuse Institute Berlin
  Exploring Connectivity Patterns in Neural Networks using Visual Data Analysis
• Matthias Ivantsits, Charit&eaccute; Berlin
  Aneurysm rupture risk prediction using CFD and machine learning
• Marcel Krüger, RWTH Aachen
  Insite - A Pipeline for the Interactive Analysis of Neuronal Network Simulations via NEST, TVB, and ARBOR
• Monique Meuschke and Bernhard Preim, Otto von Guericke University, Magdeburg
  Towards Narrative Medical Visualization
• Juliane Müller-Sielaff, University Hospital Magdeburg
  Visual Assistance in Clinical Decision Support
• Patrik Puchert, Ulm University
  Graph Based Human Pose Estimation from Sparse Inertial Measurement Units
• Daniel Wolf and Marc Mezger, University Hospital Ulm
  XAIRAD: Bridging AI and Medical Research at Ulm University
• Ramy Zeineldin, Reutlingen University
  Two Promising AI/ML Approaches for Assisting Neurosurgery

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