2 hours
John Crerar Library - Kathleen A. Zar Room
Free Tickets Available
Thu, 26 Feb, 2026 at 02:00 pm to 04:00 pm (GMT-06:00)
John Crerar Library - Kathleen A. Zar Room
5730 South Ellis Avenue, Chicago, United States
Biomedical research increasingly relies on large and complex imaging datasets. These datasets are difficult to explore using traditional visualization techniques alone. This workshop introduces human-in-the-loop foundation models for biomedical visualization. In this approach, pretrained AI models act as visual guidance mechanisms rather than black-box predictors. They help highlight salient regions, propose structures of interest, and support interactive exploration. Human judgment and interpretability are preserved throughout the process.
Participants will learn how AI-generated outputs can be integrated into biomedical visualization workflows using interactive tools. These outputs include segmentations, confidence maps, embeddings, and saliency cues. Through hands-on exercises, attendees will explore how these AI-derived signals can be overlaid, compared, and interrogated. The focus is on transparent and uncertainty-aware analysis. The workshop will also demonstrate how large-scale AI inference can be performed offline on RCC systems. This inference is decoupled from interactive visualization, enabling scalable and responsive workflows across biomedical imaging modalities.
After the workshop, attendees will be able to:
Intermediate
Familiarity with basic biomedical imaging concepts and prior exposure to scientific visualization tools or workflows is helpful but not necessary. Participants must bring their own laptop for hands-on activities. No prior experience with machine learning or deep learning is required.
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| Ticket type | Ticket price |
|---|---|
| General Admission | Free |