I am a MAIA graduate and it has been one of the most amazing experiences of my life. During the MAIA master program, I witnessed several academic and research institutions in France, Italy, Spain, and Switzerland. For me, MAIA was not only about research skills that prepared me for future opportunities in the domain of medical imaging and applications but also improved my interpersonal and management skills with extensive exposure to a rich multicultural environment. During the two years of the MAIA master's program, I became well-equipped academically and socially with the help of very cooperative colleagues and faculty members in all the participating universities. While working on several medical imaging modalities for diagnosis, I found my interest in histopathology image analysis. Therefore, I completed my thesis mainly focused on the stain heterogeneity in histopathology images for machine learning-based diagnosis. Currently, as a doctoral student, I am very much glad that MAIA prepared me well enough to address the challenges in digital pathology at the Institute of Pathology, University of Bern, Switzerland.

The MAIA master has introduced me to practical applications of machine learning and image analysis to solve existing difficulties when dealing with analyzing medical images. In addition to boosting my professional career, MAIA has exposed me to an international community of students and researchers, and helped me to discover and learn about different cultures. Traveling to multiple cities has positively influenced the way I see and relate with my environment. For my thesis, I worked on soft tissue lesion detection in digital breast tomosynthesis using domain adaptation from mammograms in Screenpoint Medical (Nijmegen, The Netherlands).

MAIA has been one of the greatest experiences in my life. It gave me the opportunity to deepen into imaging analysis techniques and to collaborate with experts in the field all across Europe. It was also amazing to share my life with fellow MAIAns, professors and staff, learning from other cultures and ways to confront the world. Without any doubt a time I will always cherish.

I'm a graduate student of the MAIA masters program. During my master thesis, I worked on the development of quality assessment framework for online brain MRI processing at the ViCOROB lab at the University of Girona. It was a wonderful experience to work with the three universities involved in this masters program. The courses taught, and the life experience acquired during these two years have proved to be essential for my career. I am really satisfied with how this master helped me in boosting my professional career. Currently, I'm enrolled as a PhD student in a Marie Curie project (B-Q MINDED).

Joining MAIA was definitely a life-changing experience. The program provided me with skills in the Medical Imaging field and allowed me to actively interact with leading-researchers around Europe. During my thesis, I worked on cardiac MRI by proposing cutting-edge methodologies to assist radiologists. Currently, as a doctoral student I am very pleased on how MAIA boosted my career and helped me reach my goals.

The MAIA master provided me with a stimulating environment to learn about different imaging techniques and image processing algorithms applicable in the medical field. The knowledge I obtained enabled me to develop frameworks for computer-aided diagnosis that I could put into practice during my internship. I was able to grow both professionally and personally, acquiring skills for my future career while visiting new countries and making lifelong bonds with my multicultural classmates. I am truly grateful for the new opportunities that have resulted from the completion of this challenging and rewarding master program.

I completed my Masters in Medical Imaging under MAIA. With the mobility between the three universities in France, Italy, and Spain, I had the opportunity to meet, work and study under a diverse group of specialized researchers. This program is designed with specialized courses in the domain of medical imaging having intense projects and lab works centered around the idea of learning how to replicate and develop state of the art techniques. This program allowed me to jointly work with some of the biggest research groups working in medical imaging in Europe. Currently, I started my PhD under full fellowship at the University of British Columbia.

I did my PhD at UNICLAM (Cassino, Italy) where, in collaboration with RadboudUMC (Nijmegen, the Netherlands), I worked on the development of Computer Aided Diagnosis systems for digital mammography. As a side-project in collaboration with Allen Institute for Brain Science (Seattle, U.S.A.) and University Campus Bio-Medico of Rome (Rome, Italy), I also worked on ultra-Terabyte whole mouse brain image visualisation and assisted analysis. Now, I am happy to continue my work at UNICLAM as post-doctoral fellow and am extremely grateful to collaborate with world-leading researchers in their respective fields.

I did my PhD on medical imaging, particularly in breast ultrasound imaging, and I am currently working in a private R&D company. My PhD provided me with the necessary skills to start a new challenge in a complete different research topic.

I did my PhD on registration of multimodal prostate images from University of Girona, Spain and University of Burgundy, France. It was a wonderful experience to work with the clinicians in Girona and the professors from both the universities were extremely helpful. After the completion of my PhD in 2012, I have been working in CSIRO, Australia as a post-doctoral fellow on brain image analysis. All these experiences on prostate and brain image analysis have helped me to get a new role as a senior research associate at the Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio, USA that I am looking forward to start towards the end of this year.

During my doctorate studies at the UdG, I’ve had an opportunity to work on a novel skin scanning system together with the world’s top dermatologists. It’s a great honor for me to continue this work as a post-doc researcher.

I did my PhD on medical imaging at the UdG and I currently work at the RadboudUMC (Nijmegen, the Netherlands) developing image analysis techniques to make breast cancer screening more effective. I am really satisfied with how my PhD research helped me in boosting my professional career."