13:00～13:10	Opening Remark Tadashi Yamaguchi (Chiba Univ., Japan)
13:10-14:40	Session I: Ultrasound Facititator: Kazuki Tamura (Assis. Prof., Hamamatsu Univ. School of Medicine)

1) Daisuke Okazaki (Grad., Chiba University), Evaluation of classification of ultrasound images for quantitative diagnosis of liver steatosis based on echo-envelope statistics and convolutional neural network analyses
2) Genta Hongo (Grad., Chiba University), Stable evaluation of speed of sound of frozen biological samples using ultra-high frequency ultrasound
3) Taisei Takagi (Grad., University of Toyama), Basic study on the relationship between push beam duration and shear wave time-frequency
4) Benjamin Hicks (Ph.D, University of Strathclyde), Quantitative ultrasound for the detection of deep tissue injury

14:40-15:00	Break
15:00-16:30	Session II: Electromagnetic waves, CT, MRI, light Facilitator: Shinnosuke Hirata (Assoc. Prof., Chiba University)

1) Takayuki Okamoto (Assis. Prof., Chiba University), Development and application of micro-CT for quantitative diagnosis
2) Kazuki Tamura (Assis. Prof., Hamamatsu University School of Medicine), Development of a method for evaluating biological tissue focusing on stiffness
3) Riku Suzuki (Ph.D, Tohoku University), Methods for Enhancement and Diameter Evaluation of Microvessels in Acoustic-Resolution Photoacoustic Microscopy
4) Rizki Nurfauzi (Ph.D, Chiba University), Automated detection of lung nodules in CT images using 3D object detection with multi-head self-attentione
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16:30-17:00	General Discussion Facilitator: Jonathan Mamou (Prof., Weill Cornell Medicine), Tadashi Yamaguchi (Prof., Chiba University)

17:00-17:10

Closing remark Jonathan Mamou (Prof., Weill Cornell Medicine)