Anders Persson and Anders Ynnerman at The Center for Medical Image Science and Visualization (CMIV) were awarded with the Athena Prize for their development of new advanced methods regarding visualization and medical imaging. The main project concerns virtual autopsy where the SyntheticMR software plays a major role for the MRI part. The Athena Prize is founded by the Swedish Delegation of cooperation within clinical research. The purpose of the prize is to give attention to prominent work within clinical research in Sweden.
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