Short Paper
Submissions tied to challenge participation, requiring inclusion of a Synapse Project ID in the PDF title and completion of a Data Agreement by all authors.
Computer Vision/CORE Unranked
LISA 2026
Low-field pediatric brain magnetic resonance Image Segmentation and quality Assurance Challenge at MICCAI 2026
LISA 2026 is a challenge-based conference organized by Sage Bionetworks focused on biomedical image analysis, particularly in MRI segmentation tasks. It combines a competitive validation phase with a short paper submission track, aiming to advance open science and reproducible research in medical imaging through collaborative, data-driven innovation.
Paper fit
Contribution paths
A strong submission should clearly identify its contribution and evaluate it appropriately.
Research areas in scope
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Challenge Tasks
MRI segmentationTest phase evaluationValidation phase scoringDocker-based inferenceTask 1(b) evaluation issues
Policies worth checking twice
- All authors listed on a short paper must register for a Synapse account and submit a completed Data Agreement to be eligible.
- The Synapse Project ID must be included in the title of the short paper PDF submission.
- No further deadline extensions will be granted beyond the final announced date due to MICCAI camera-ready paper deadlines.
- Participants must use Docker containers for test and validation phase submissions with specified time limits.
Official sources
Compiled from the official call for papers. The organizers’ pages remain authoritative.
Official conference siteTest Phase Deadline Extended to July 22 Due to Synapse Server IssuesImportant: Synapse Project ID for Short Paper SubmissionLISA 2026 Challenge Validation Phase and Short Paper Submission Deadline ExtensiHow many authors can be listed in the short paper?Request to Change Submission Display from Individual to Team “Sigma-WHU”
Last verified September 9, 2026