Slicer for developers Training

In this training, we’ll explore the different ways 3D Slicer can be efficiently leveraged for medical imaging and processing.

Slicer

Objectives

The goal of this training is to give developers a good understanding of the core concepts and tools of Slicer that are needed to start developing custom solutions and extend Slicer capabilities.

Prerequisites

Program

  • Slicer Overview
  • Customization approaches
    • Extensions
    • Slicelet/Guidelet
    • Slicer custom application
  • Slicer architecture
    • MRML scene
    • Modules (CLI, Loadable, Scripted)
  • Developer environment
    • How to build and debug
  • Data processing
    • How to manipulate data (volumes, models, markups)
  • Segmentation
    • How to interact with Slicer segmentation tools ?
    • Segment editor
    • Perform a segmentation task
    • Export segments to models or labelmaps
  • Visualisation
    • 2D and 3D views
    • Volume Rendering
  • Layout Ul palette
    • Qt GUI
    • Appearance (QSS, QStyle, QPalette)
  • VTK widgets
  • Python wrapping
  • Scene save and load
  • Publishing extension
  • Slicer Custom Application
    • Getting started, managing dependencies
  • Slicer Jupyter and web
    • Control slicer from a jupyter notebook or a web API
  • Resources and documentation

This training course will be taught in English. Course notes are also in English.
Participants are asked to bring a laptop computer for this training session.
The instructor will communicate all the specifications required to each participants before the training session.

Lunch is included.

Kitware SAS is registered as a training center in France

Practical Information

Duration: 1 day
Next training Date: October 14, 2024
Time zone: Paris (CET / GMT+1h)
Schedule: 9am to 5pm
Location: Online
Price: 800€

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A propos du formateur

Roman joined Kitware’s European offices in Lyon as an R&D engineer in April 2022.

Roman has a computer science engineering degree from Telecom ParisTech (Paris), during which he specialized in image processing, computer vision and medical imaging.

Prior to joining Kitware, Roman worked at the IADI laboratory in Nancy, his main areas of focus were on the reconstruction and advanced image processing in breast diffusion MRI and the automatic classification of tumors by texture analysis in MRI and CT Scan.

Thanks to his academic and professional background, Roman mainly works on medical image processing projects.