Biomedical and Astronomical Signal Processing (BASP) Frontie
Posted: August 17 2016
Dear Colleagues,
The 4th BASP Frontiers workshop will take place from 29 Jan to 3 Feb 2017 in its traditional Ski Resort of the Swiss Alps.
This year’s scientific program is just as cutting-edge as usual, on the theoretical signal processing, biomedical imaging, and astronomical data analysis fronts.
The all-inclusive 4-star venue organisation should as always help you relax and focus on interdisciplinary science.
Abstract submission window is 1 Sep - 1 Oct 2016, both for researchers willing to submit an abstract for deluxe poster contribution and for invited contributions. All abstracts are subject to peer review.
All info on http://www.baspfrontiers.org, including the preliminary programme (http://www.baspfrontiers.org/program.php).
Do not hesitate to disseminate this announcement. Apologies if you receive this message more than once.
Best wishes,
Jason McEwen
on behalf of the conference chairs (Miki Lustig, Jason McEwen, Phil Schniter, Yves Wiaux)
The 4th BASP Frontiers workshop will take place from 29 Jan to 3 Feb 2017 in its traditional Ski Resort of the Swiss Alps.
This year’s scientific program is just as cutting-edge as usual, on the theoretical signal processing, biomedical imaging, and astronomical data analysis fronts.
The all-inclusive 4-star venue organisation should as always help you relax and focus on interdisciplinary science.
Abstract submission window is 1 Sep - 1 Oct 2016, both for researchers willing to submit an abstract for deluxe poster contribution and for invited contributions. All abstracts are subject to peer review.
All info on http://www.baspfrontiers.org, including the preliminary programme (http://www.baspfrontiers.org/program.php).
Do not hesitate to disseminate this announcement. Apologies if you receive this message more than once.
Best wishes,
Jason McEwen
on behalf of the conference chairs (Miki Lustig, Jason McEwen, Phil Schniter, Yves Wiaux)