Monte Carlo photon modeling suite (MCX/MMC Training) Workshop on April 2 at OSA BIOMED 2018 - Register before March 23

Seats still available.

 

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Subject:	MCX/MMC Training Workshop on April 2 at OSA BIOMED 2018 - Register before March 23
Date:	Mon, 5 Mar 2018 00:39:57 -0500
From:	Qianqian Fang <q.fang@neu.edu>

Dear colleagues,

We are excited to let you know that we will be running a free MCX/MMC
training workshop on April 2 at The Diplomat Beach Resort (RM307),
Hollywood, Florida, as part of the pre-conference events of the
OSA Biophotonics Congress: Biomedical Optics conference 2018.

In this workshop, we will teach students and researchers how to use
our Monte Carlo photon modeling suite (MCX, MMC, MCXCL, Iso2Mesh and
Brain2Mesh) to perform fast and accurate 3D photon transport simulations
needed in various biophotonics applications. More information regarding
this workshop can be found at

http://mcx.space/#mcxosa18

A tentative workshop agenda can be found at

http://mcx.sf.net/cgi-bin/index.cgi?Workshop/MCXOSA18#Event_agenda

The deadline of the registration (March 23) is rapidly approaching, we also
have limited seats. So, if you are interested in participating this free workshop,
please register asap.

We are also appreciated if you can forward this announcement to other colleagues
who might be interested.

We look forward to seeing you all in Florida next month!

Qianqian

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