Stockholm Medical Image Laboratory and Education (SMILE)
Founded in 2001 as a core facility at Karolinska Institutet & Karolinska University Hospital, SMILE is reestablished in 2019, with the purpose to facilitate the evaluation of medical digital images, irrespective of source.
Seminars-Workshops
NVIDIA and MATLAB Workshops 22+23 Oct and 27 Oct
NVIDIA Workshop 22nd+23rd October 2020
Matlab Workshop 27th October 2020
Matlab workshop is a collaboration between Mathworks, Protein Science and SMILE KI Core facilities.
GPU Server at SMILE and New user registration
SMILE is the translational hub where clinicians, researchers and PhD-students from academy, healthcare and industry meet and benefit from the collected competence in image analysis, visualization and quantification. While using the images, tools and innovations for improved diagnostics and patient care, near collaboration with medtech companies is a prerequisite.
By preparing access to and treating clinical and preclinical images in a scientific way we strive to optimize the availability and use of medical image technology by
- extracting, processing and visualizing medically significant information
- make images and structured data available for data mining, radiomics and radiogenomics
- offering a regional and national network and education around techniques, ethics and policies connected to the use of clinical and preclinical images and to them connected data
The SMILE Advisory Board
| Name | Location |
|---|---|
| Anders Persson | Radiology, CMIV , LiU-CMIV (KI, CLINTEC) |
| Moustapha Hassan | Oncology, ECM, LABMED, KS (PIF) |
| Cathrine Jonsson | Radiation Physics, OnkPat, KS |
| Tie-Qiang Li | MR Physics, CLINTEC, KS |
| Ozan Öktem | Mathematics, KTH |
| Fernando Seoane | Bioelectronics, CLINTEC, KS |
| Örjan Smedby | Radiology, Visualization, KTH MTH, (KS) |
| Eric Westman | Geriatrics, Image Analysis |
| Mattias Rantalainen | Medical Epidemiology and Biostatistics, KI |
| Tomas Jonsson | Medical Radiation Physics, KS |