Welcome to CAICM 2027
2027 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Clinical Medicine
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About CAICM 2027
The 2027 International Conference on Artificial Intelligence and Clinical Medicine (CAICM 2027) will be held in Dalian, China, from March 26 to 28, 2027. This conference aims to bring together top scholars, clinicians, engineers, and industry experts from around the world to discuss cutting-edge technologies, innovative applications, and future trends spanning artificial-intelligence-driven biomedical optics, intelligent medical image reconstruction and processing, optical sensing, and AI-enabled clinical medicine. CAICM 2027 will focus on technical advances in biomedical optical imaging, multimodal medical image fusion, AI-based image enhancement, and optical guided clinical intervention. Through in-depth academic exchanges, we aim to drive the meaningful integration of artificial intelligence, biomedical photonics, and clinical medicine, improving diagnostic and treatment efficiency, optimizing healthcare resource allocation, and advancing equitable medical services. Dalian, with its beautiful coastal scenery and growing strength in technological innovation, provides a perfect setting for this conference. We warmly welcome colleagues from all related fields to join us and work together toward a new era of intelligent healthcare.
Important Dates
Full paper submission date
January
10
2027
Notification of acceptance date
February
09
2027
Final Paper Submission Date
February
24
2027
Registration
Deadline
March
11
2027
Conference
Dates
March
26-28
2027
Topics
📚︎ Medical Imaging Technology and Optical Systems
Optical Coherence Tomography
Multispectral and Hyperspectral Optical Medical Imaging
Fluorescence Optical Imaging and Optical Molecular Imaging
Photoacoustic Optical Imaging
Confocal and Two-Photon Optical Microscopy
Novel Optical Endoscopic Systems
Optical Sensors and Biomedical Optical Sensing
Super-Resolution Optical Microscopy
Terahertz Optical Medical Imaging
Optical Imaging Through Scattering Media and Optical Penetration Enhancement
📚︎ AI-Driven Optical Medical Image Reconstruction and Enhancement
Optical Medical Image Super-Resolution Reconstruction
Low-Dose Optical Image Quality Enhancement
Sparse-Sampling Optical Image Reconstruction
Optical Image Denoising and Optical Artifact Removal
Optical Image Restoration and Deblurring
Generative Optical Image Synthesis and Enhancement
Multimodal Optical Image Fusion
3D Optical Volume Reconstruction
Deep Learning-Driven Optical Inverse Problem Solving
Fast Optical Image Reconstruction Algorithms
📚︎ Intelligent Optical Medical Image Analysis and Computer-Aided Diagnosis
Optical Medical Image Segmentation
Optical Lesion Detection and Classification
Optical Image Registration and Spatial Alignment
Optical Pathological Image Analysis
Radiological Optical Image Radiomics
Optical Ultrasound Image Analysis
Ophthalmic Optical Image Analysis
Dermoscopic Optical Image Recognition
Vascular Optical Image Analysis
Optical Computer-Aided Screening Systems
📚︎ Optical Image-Guided Diagnosis, Therapy, and Augmented Reality
Optical Image-Guided Surgical Navigation
Intraoperative Real-Time Optical Image Analysis
Augmented Reality-Assisted Optical-Guided Surgery
Robot-Assisted Optical Imaging and Manipulation
Endoscopic Optical Visual Enhancement
Fluorescence Optical Image-Guided Resection
Optical Image-Guided Radiation Therapy
Optical Navigation and Spatial Localization
3D Optical Visualization and Surgical Planning
Multimodal Optical Image-Guided Intervention
Publication
All accepted full papers will be published in the conference proceedings and will be submitted to EI Compendex / Scopus for indexing.
Note: All submitted articles should report original research results, experimental or theoretical, not previously published or under consideration for publication elsewhere. Articles submitted to the conference should meet these criteria. We firmly believe that ethical conduct is the most essential virtue of academics. Hence, any act of plagiarism or other misconduct is totally unacceptable and cannot be tolerated.
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