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The main individual contributors to this joint effort are listed below.

Contribution	Developer(s)
Overall concept	Ron Kikinis, Ferenc Jolesz, Eric Grimson, William Wells III
Major designer and implementer	Dave Gering (1997-1999), Lauren O'Donnell (1999-), Steve Pieper (2001-)
Prototype	Noby Hata (1997), Ron Kikinis
OpenMR interface	Arya Nabavi (1998-1999), Ferenc Jolesz
Measurement tools	William Lorensen (GE), Peter Everett (SPL), Krishna Yeshwant (SPL)
Robot simulation tools	Noby Hata, Oliver Schorr
3D connectivity algorithm	Andre Robatino
MI registration	William Wells III
Virtual endoscopy tool	Delphine Nain (MIT AI lab)
DICOM functionality, robot control, volume rendering	Attila Tanacs (Johns Hopkins University)
Cryotherapy planning	Torsten Butz (EPFL)
Architecture	Michael Halle (SPL)
EMSegmenter	Kilian Pohl (MIT AI lab)
Tetramesh, volumeMath, developer.tcl	Samson Timoner (MIT AI lab)
Print header	Mark Anderson (SPL)
Training and Download requests	Marianna Jakab (SPL)
Model Hierarchies	Arne Hans (SPL)
Application development	Steven Haker (SPL)
Craniofacial	Krishna Yeshwant (SPL)
FreeSurfer Volume Readers	Kevin Teich (MGH), Nicole Aucoin (BWH)
Nightly Builds, Testing, QA	Kathryn Hayes (BWH)
Training Materials	Sonia Pujol (BWH)

We are sincerely thankful for the grants and fellowships supporting this project, and we wish to acknowledge them here.

Individual	Support
David Gering	GE Medical Systems
Lauren O'Donnell	National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
Ron Kikinis	NIH grants P41 RR13218, P01 CA67165, and R01 RR11747; ERC 9731748
Ferenc Jolesz	NIH grants P41 RR13218 and P01 CA67165
William Wells III	Whitaker Foundation Biomedical Engineering Research Grant
W. Eric L. Grimson	NSF grant IIS-9610249, ERC 9731748
Attila Tanacs	ERC 9731748
Kevin Teich	NIH-NCRR grant 3 P41 RR14075-03S1

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Toolkits

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Neuroimaging Analysis Center	National Alliance for Medical Image Computing	National Center for Image Guided Therapy	Biomedical Informatics Research Network	Center for Integration of Medicine and Innovative Technology
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