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* [[Developer_Meetings/20120619|June19th, 2012]] | * [[Developer_Meetings/20120619|June19th, 2012]] | ||
Revision as of 15:08, 26 June 2012
Home < Developer Meetings
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It is open to everyone, feel free to join. Usually happening on Google hangouts on a Weekly basis @ 4pm EDT - Announced on Slicer Developer's Mailing List |
2012
- July03rd, 2012
- June26th, 2012
- June19th, 2012
- June12th, 2012
- June 5th, 2012
- May 29, 2012
- May 22, 2012
- May 15, 2012
- May 8, 2012
- May 1st, 2012
2010 - 2011
2009
- September 16-17: Slicer widgets brainstorming (rough notes)
- February 3: mBIRN preparation, Slicer3.4 release
2008
- September 16: Demian on Python/Tractography
- August 26: Slicer and NA-MIC Overview
- August 11: Introduction of new researchers and developers (17 attendees)
- July 29: Slicer 3.2 release
2007
- July 16: PNL demo Slicer3
- June 12: PNL wishlist for Slicer3
- March 27: Slicer 2.7, Slicer3 beta
- February 6: Slicer3 mBIRN meeting Prep
- January 30: Slicer3 Release Planning
- January 2: Slicer3 AHM Prep
2006
- November 21: Slicer3 Updates, preparations for retreat
- November 07: Slicer3 Updates, NA-MIC Mesh Kickoff
- October 10: Slicer3 Updates
- August 29: Slicer 3 and Slicer 2.6 bugs
- May 2: Release 2.6, Fiducials, Slicer for MRT
- March 14: Release 2.6, mBIRN meeting, Slicer MRT
2005
- June 7: NA-MIC Programming Week discussion: Slicer 3
- May 24: Release 2.5
- May 10: Release 2.5
- April 11: To-do list for release 2.5, OpenTracker
- March 29: Dan Kacher : Integrating trackers with Slicer
- March 15: Updates from BIRN Meeting, Training, Windows Building, Release 2.5
- March 1: Updates from NA-MIC Meeting, Current and Future Projects
- February 1: Randy Ellis : demo of surgical navigation system
- January 18: Slicer Architecture
