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**NEW**<\/strong>\u00a0this year, the MICCAI workshops AE-CAI, CARE \u00a0will join forces with MIAR<\/strong> will join forces to host a joint workshop event in Shenzhen, China!<\/p>\n

MIAR 2019<\/strong> will build on the success of the 7th conference in 2016, joining with the 13th AE-CAI<\/strong> and 6th CARE<\/strong> workshop to bring together researchers, clinicians, and medical companies advancing the field of Medical Imaging and Augmented Reality, Augmented Environments\u00a0for Computer Assisted Interventions (AE-CAI), and Computer Assisted and Robotic Endoscopy (CARE). This workshop will feature high-quality, original papers and invited keynote presentations on the latest scientific, technical and translational advances in developing the next generation of MIAR, AE-CAI, and CARE systems.<\/p>\n

OVERVIEW<\/h3>\n

IMPORTANT DATES<\/p>\n

Workshop: October 13th
\nPaper Submission Deadline: June 24th<\/sup><\/del><\/strong>\u00a0\u00a0July 15th<\/strong>
\nAuthor Notification:<\/strong>\u00a0August 18th<\/strong>
\n<\/sup>Camera-ready Papers:<\/strong>\u00a0September 6th<\/strong><\/p>\n

***<\/strong>We’re happy to announce that this year\u2019s workshop proceedings will be published in a Special Issue of the IET\u2019s HealthCare Technology Letters Journal (IET HTL).<\/p>\n

For more information about\u00a0submitting your paper click\u00a0here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

THEMES<\/h3>\n

The focus of this workshop is on novel scientific contributions that offer solutions to the technical problems in computer-assisted intervention systems and robotics,\u00a0visualization and interaction, and medical image computing, as well as papers describing complete systems and clinical applications. The potential clinical benefit is a core subject and contributors will be expected to place their work within this context by describing necessary developments, research questions and any potential obstacles that must be overcome before the clinical introduction of their technologies.<\/p>\n

Topics within this theme include:<\/p>\n