Special invited speakers

1. Conference: Summer School on Image Processing 2007 (SSIP'07)
   Joakim Lindblad
   Date: 070706-15
   Address: Dept. of Image Processing and Computer Graphics, University of Szeged, Hungary
   Title: Hough transform with anisotropic distance transform for robust segmentation of seedlings
   Comment: SSIP is organized annually for graduate and PhD students interested in image processing.
2. Conference: Workshop on Software Issues in Computational Science and Engineering 
   Ingela Nyström 
   Date: 070815-16 
   Address: Dept. of Information Technology, UU 
   Title: Computational Science and Engineering at Uppsala University 
   Comment: Nyström held the official opening ceremony of this international workshop.
3. Conference: Medicinteknikdagarna 
   Ewert Bengtsson 
   Date: 071002-03 
   Address: Conventum, Örebro 
   Title: Analysis of 3D images of molecules, cells, tissues and organs 
4. Conference: GeoInfo07
   Stefan Seipel
   Date: 071017
   Address: University College of Gävle
   Title: Trends in table-top display development and their use in GiS applications.
5. Conference: Global Human Resources Forum 2007 
   Ewert Bengtsson 
   Date: 071023-26 
   Address: Grand Intercontinental Hotel, Seoul, Korea 
   Title: The biotech industry in the Uppsala region - result of academic research and private entrepreneurship
6. Conference: SIGRAD 2007
   Stefan Seipel
   Date: 071130
   Adress: Ångströmlaboratoriet
   Title: How to fool your brain to percieve 3D from planar displays
   Comment: Seipel was keynote speaker.
7. Conference: Indo-Swedish Workshop on e-Health and Visualization 
   Ewert Bengtsson 
   Date: 071202-05 
   Address: CDAC, New Dehli, India 
   Title: Image Analysis for Medical Applications at the Centre for Image Analysis in Uppsala 
   Comment: Also chaired group meetings and summarized the conclusions at the end of the workshop.
8. Conference: EON Reality - Developers Conference
   Stefan Seipel
   Date: 071214
   Address: Ängelholm
   Title: 3D stereoscopic projections in muli-viewer and multiple display environments