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Off-Grid 2026
Off-Grid: 1st Workshop on Continuous Representations and Grid-Free Methods in Medical Imaging
Off-Grid 2026 is a MICCAI workshop focused on grid-free and continuous representation methods in medical imaging, aiming to move beyond traditional discrete grids to advance medical image computing and computer-assisted intervention. It welcomes research on implicit neural representations, Gaussian splatting, neural compression, and other novel approaches for reconstruction, segmentation, registration, and generative modeling in medical data.
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July 8, 2026
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Continuous Representations for Medical ModalitiesNeural fields and implicit neural representations for encoding MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, pathology images, endoscopy, and other medical signalsGrid-Free Reconstruction & RenderingNeRFs, Gaussian Splatting, and related techniques for 2D/3D/4D visualization, novel view synthesis, and surface/volume reconstruction of anatomical structuresGeneralization Beyond Single SubjectsGeneralization approaches including autodecoders, hypernetworks, or meta-learning strategiesNeural CompressionNeural compression strategies using implicit representations for high-fidelity storage and transmission of large-scale medical imaging datasetsResolution-Agnostic AnalysisMethods leveraging continuous representations for super-resolution, cross-resolution learning, and handling heterogeneous acquisition protocolsRegistration & Spatial AlignmentContinuous deformation fields and grid-free approaches for image registration across modalities, time points, respiratory/cardiac phases, or subjectsSegmentation & Shape ModelingImplicit surface representations and splat-based methods for anatomical structure segmentation and shape completionSurgical & Interventional ApplicationsReal-time rendering, scene reconstruction, and visualization for surgical planning and navigationGenerative ModelingDiffusion models, GANs, and other generative approaches combined with continuous representations for synthetic medical data generationUncertainty QuantificationMethods for estimating uncertainty in INRs, NeRFs, and Gaussian Splatting for safer deployment in clinical workflowsNeural Operators for Imaging TasksFourier Neural Operators, DeepONets, and related architectures for learning resolution-independent mappings for reconstruction, super-resolution, and inverse problemsPhysics-Informed Neural NetworksPINNs and their application to solving partial differential equations and parameter estimation in medical imaging
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- All papers must follow the official MICCAI 2026 Paper Submission Guidelines
- All papers must be formatted using the official MICCAI 2026 LNCS Template
- Submitted material must be properly anonymized for double-blind review
- Omit acknowledgments and disclosure of interests from submitted manuscripts; include them only in the camera-ready version
- Supplementary materials are limited to multimedia content (e.g., videos); PDF files may not be submitted unless citing an unpublished paper (must be anonymized)
- Authors are encouraged to submit anonymized code via AnonymousGitHub
- Submissions must be entirely original and not overlap substantially with published or concurrently submitted work
- No paper with overlapping content may be submitted to another conference, journal, or workshop during review (except preprint servers like arXiv, bioRxiv, MedRxiv, or TechRxiv)
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Last verified September 9, 2026