Paper accepted at SASHIMI 2026 (MICCAI 2026)

Our collaborative work with the Duke Center for Virtual Imaging Trials has been accepted at the SASHIMI 2026 Workshop, held in conjunction with MICCAI 2026 in Strasbourg.

The paper explores how physics-based digital twins and simulated CT can augment clinical datasets to improve lung nodule detection, segmentation, and malignancy classification — addressing the persistent challenge of limited annotated data in medical imaging. We look forward to presenting the work in Strasbourg.