Leading MICCAI 2030 in Rotterdam

Bringing the global Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention community to the Netherlands

MICCAI 2030 Rotterdam

Abstract

Role. I am honored to serve as General Chair of MICCAI 2030 together with Prof. Josien Pluim, bringing the premier international conference on Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention to Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

Vision. Our goal is to create a MICCAI that combines scientific excellence with meaningful clinical, societal, and global impact. We aim to strengthen connections between methodological innovation, clinical translation, open science, education, and patient benefit.

Community. MICCAI 2030 is supported by the Dutch medical AI ecosystem, including all Dutch University Medical Centers, Technical Universities, healthcare organizations, and industry partners. The international organizing committee includes representatives from 32 countries across all six continents.

Themes. Key focus areas include trustworthy medical AI, medical image analysis, computer-assisted interventions, open data, reproducibility, clinical implementation, health equity, sustainability, and global collaboration.

Why Rotterdam? As a city known for innovation, international connectivity, and bold ideas, Rotterdam provides an ideal setting to bring together the worldwide MICCAI community and help shape the future of clinically valuable medical AI.

Martijn P. A. Starmans
Martijn P. A. Starmans
Assistant Professor & PI Artificial Intelligence for Integrated Diagnostics (AIID) focused on Medical Imaging in Oncology

My research interests include radiomics, pathomics, multimodal machine-learning, AutoML, and meta-learning.