Original research
Submissions welcomed across biomedical computer vision, multimodal learning, and clinically grounded AI.
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BMVC 2026
BMVC 2026 Workshop on Biomarker-Driven Medical Vision Intelligence
The BD-MedVis 2026 workshop, held alongside BMVC 2026 in Lancaster, UK, focuses on advancing computer vision methods that generate biologically grounded and clinically credible imaging biomarkers. It bridges advances in visual representation learning with urgent needs in precision medicine, emphasizing reproducibility, interpretability, and responsible translation of image-derived phenotypes into clinical practice.
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Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Methodological contributions
Submissions welcomed across biomedical computer vision, multimodal learning, and clinically grounded AI.
Clinical perspectives
Submissions welcomed across biomedical computer vision, multimodal learning, and clinically grounded AI.
Benchmark studies
Submissions welcomed across biomedical computer vision, multimodal learning, and clinically grounded AI.
Critical analyses
Submissions welcomed across biomedical computer vision, multimodal learning, and clinically grounded AI.
Research areas in scope
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Biomarkers
Imaging biomarker discovery and validationDiscovery, quantification, uncertainty estimation, and validation of image-derived biomarkers
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Pathology
Computational pathology and spatial tissue analysisHistology, tissue structure, molecular linkage, and clinically grounded pathology AI
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Radiology
Radiology, radiogenomics, and outcomesVisual reasoning across imaging phenotypes, genomics, outcomes, and treatment response
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Multimodal
Multimodal biomedical AIModels that align image, molecular, spatial, clinical, and outcome signals
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Reliability
Interpretability, robustness, and reproducibilityClinically meaningful explanation, reproducible evaluation, bias analysis, and reliable deployment signals
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Translation
Responsible clinical translationEvidence standards, clinical endpoints, deployment constraints, and equitable biomarker validation
Policies worth checking twice
- Submissions must be made via the OpenReview portal.
- Abstract deadline: 7 September 2026.
- Full paper deadline: 13 September 2026.
- Author notification: 10 October 2026.
- Camera-ready deadline: 16 October 2026.
- Workshop participation requires confirmation by 13 October 2026.
- Workshop welcomes preliminary and cross-disciplinary work.
- Submissions must align with the theme of biomarker-driven medical vision intelligence.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Last verified September 9, 2026