28th INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON MEDICAL IMAGE COMPUTING
AND COMPUTER ASSISTED INTERVENTION
23-27 SEPTEMBER 2025DAEJEON CONVENTION CENTER

CALL FOR TUTORIALS

We are soliciting proposals for tutorials to be held with MICCAI 2025. The tutorials will take place on September 23 and 27 at the main conference venue, each organized as a half-day (AM or PM) or full-day in-person event.

Tutorials are educational sessions offered by expert researchers and scientists on topics relevant to the MICCAI community. The purpose of tutorials is to provide educational materials for all career levels. Tutorials should focus on a specific theme, e.g., methodology, clinical application, emerging technologies, or software tools, and organizers should explain why the theme is timely and of interest to the MICCAI community.

The tutorial format may combine mini-lectures, demonstrations, hands-on sessions, and hackathons. Topics relevant to MICCAI for global health and proposals from under-represented regions are strongly encouraged.

Due to space and time limitations, as well as the need to encourage diversity of topic coverage, only a limited number of proposals will be accepted. In the case of small attendance or similar tutorial proposals, tutorials might be canceled or suggested to be merged with other tutorials.

Tutorial organizers are expected to articulate a plan detailing the management of all administrative aspects, following the selection criteria below, and to be submitted by January 9, 2025.

Submission Details

Tutorial organizers can access the submission form at the MICCAI 2025 CMT link: https://cmt3.research.microsoft.com/MICCAISAT2025/. The content of the form is included in this call for easier reference.

Selection Criteria

Due to the limited availability of rooms and internet bandwidth (preventing remote presentations), the submitted tutorials will be evaluated on criteria that include:

  • Relevance to MICCAI
    • Topics of interest and emerging areas to be covered
    • Impact on MICCAI and communities beyond
    • Emergent subjects will be favorably considered if the link with the MICCAI community is clearly established
  • Quality of the educational objectives
  • The expertise of the team
  • Expected number of attendees
  • Quality of the organization
    • Feasibility of the tutorial program and expected timeline
    • Dissemination, including video recordings
    • Advertisement and promotion of the tutorial
  • DEI (diversity, equity, and inclusions) criteria
    • Actions to ensure diversity, equity and inclusions

Note that if the number of registered in-person participants for a tutorial is small, we reserve the right to cancel or merge it with other tutorials.

Copyright

Presenters will assign to the MICCAI Society the right to distribute the tutorial material to MICCAI members and conference attendees, independently of the copyright ownership planned by the tutorial organizers. It is up to the tutorial organizers to obtain the presenter's corresponding agreement.

Budget

The MICCAI 2025 Satellite Events Committee has limited funds to waive the registration fees for exceptional speakers, including those from outside the MICCAI community. Organizers should request a registration fee waiver to tutorials@miccai2025.org with a justification for their request. Organizers and speakers who plan to attend only their own/participating tutorial are still expected to register for the event unless registration fee waivers have been requested and granted.

MICCAI 2025 does not provide financial support (e.g. travel and/or registration) specifically dedicated to the tutorial organizers/presenters.

Important dates

Submission site opens
November 1, 2024
Deadline for proposals
January 9, 2025
Accept/revise/reject proposals
February 9, 2025
Revised proposals due
February 23, 2025
Final decision on revised proposals
March 9, 2025
Open individual websites
April 1, 2025
(All times are 23:59 Pacific Time)

Tutorial Proposal Submission Form

  1. Organizing Team

    Please list the names and affiliations of the organizers responsible for the tutorial.

  2. Tutorial Description (5000 characters)

    Please provide a description of the proposed tutorial, including: 1) the scope of the tutorial and topics that will be covered, 2) the learning objectives, and 3) a justification of the interests and opportunities for the MICCAI community.

  3. Keywords (125 characters)

    Please provide a maximum of three keywords that characterize the workshop proposal.

  4. Proposed Speakers (2000 characters)

    Please provide the names and brief biosketches of the tutorial speakers. Note that MICCAI will not waive registration fees for the speakers unless explicitly requested and approved by the MICCAI satellite events committee as per the "Call for Tutorials" guidelines. Speakers are expected to attend in person.

  5. Format type

    Please indicate the format of the tutorial (select all that apply):
    * Hands-on
    * Mini-lectures
    * Demonstration
    * Hackathon

  6. Targeted audience (1000 characters)

    Please provide information about the targeted audience (beginners, intermediate, and advanced) and any prerequisite skills or knowledge. Also provide an estimate of the size of the audience and explain the basis of this estimate.

  7. Expected Numbers and Duration (1000 characters)

    Please provide the expected:

    1. number of attendees,
    2. room size from small (<40 attendees), medium (40-60), or large (>60),
    3. preferred duration (half-day, full-day or quarter-day)

    Please explain the basis of your estimates (e.g. previous workshops or potential participants confirming their willingness to submit). An important factor for a successful tutorial is a sufficient number of attendees within the allocated room capacity.

  8. History/Background (1000 characters)

    Please indicate whether similar tutorials have been given at previous MICCAI conferences. If so, what is the new contribution of this tutorial proposal?

  9. Tutorial Materials (1000 characters)

    Please describe the materials that will be distributed, including PDF documents, anonymized data, software tools, etc. In line with sustainability initiatives, we will require all materials to be distributed in electronic format. Please indicate how you intend to distribute the tutorial materials and whether they will be available prior to the tutorial

  10. Technical Requirements (500 characters)

    Please let us know any specific requirement for hardware, technical equipment, or support (e.g., projectors, computers, monitors, loudspeakers, microphones) Availability of these will only be confirmed after tutorial selection.

  11. MICCAI Society membership

    Either the proposer or at least one of the organizing team members should be a MICCAI society member at the time of submission (to sign up, visit: miccai.wildapricot.org).

  12. Additional Information (1000 characters)

    Please provide any other information or comments you would like to be considered.

  13. Terms and conditions

    Please confirm that you have read and accepted the details regarding the expected duties, budgets, and management process.