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The Center for Computational Biomedicine Imaging and Modeling (CBIM) at Rutgers University is a premier research center focused on biomedicine, computer vision, and AI. CBIM drives innovation through interdisciplinary collaboration and is supported by major federal agencies and leading academic and industry partners.

Computational Biomedicine Imaging and Modeling (CBIM)

The Center for Computational Biomedicine Imaging and Modeling (CBIM) was founded by Professor Dimitris Metaxas in 2001 to serve as an environment for conducting novel research in the areas of Computational Biomedicine, Computer Vision, Computer Graphics, Scientific Computations, Learning and Robotics. CBIM has 10 faculty members and around 30 graduate students. It is located in a space comprising of almost 11,000 square feet which includes a separate space for human motion capture experiments. Funding for CBIM is provided by all major Government agencies such as NIH, NASA, NSF, ARO, ONR and AFOSR. CBIM has several collaborative projects with research and faculty from other major Universities and research labs such as Boston Univ. UPENN, Columbia, NYU Medical School, MIT, Stanford, Brookhaven National Laboratory, Siemens Healthcare and Adobe Systems.
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Dr. Dimitris Metaxas

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Dr. Dimitris Metaxas

Board of Governors, Distinguished Professor of Computer Science

Dr. Dimitris Metaxas is a Distinguished Professor of Computer Science at Rutgers University and Director of the Center for Computational Biomedicine, Imaging and Modeling (CBIM). He has been a leading researcher in computer vision, medical imaging, and computer graphics for over three decades. His work focuses on Generative Model, Biomedical Image Processing, 3D Modelling, VLM/LLM, Explainable AI and Efficiency AI. Dr. Metaxas has published over 500 research papers, graduated 60 Ph.D. students, and received funding from agencies including NSF, NIH, DARPA, and ONR. His contributions to fluid modeling helped pioneer animation techniques used in the film Antz. He is a Fellow of IEEE and AIMBE, a recipient of multiple prestigious awards, and has served as general chair/program chair for top conferences such as ICCV, CVPR, and MICCAI.

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News and Events

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  1. Sep 2026PublicationNew

    8 papers accepted to NeurIPS 2026. Congratulations to all authors!

  2. Aug 2026Publication

    7 papers accepted to ACL. Congratulations to all authors!

  3. 30 June 2026Public Service

    Prof. Dimitris Metaxas will serve as General Chair of ICCV 2031 in Lisbon, Portugal.

  4. 20 June 2026Publication

    3 papers accepted to ECCV 2026 on generative models and continual learning. Congratulations to Quan and Quyen!

  5. 4 April 2026Publication

    6 papers accepted to ICML 2026 across a diverse range of topics.

  6. 4 April 2026Publication

    2 papers accepted to ACL 2026. Congratulations to Can and Sen!

  7. 28 Feb 2026Publication

    3 papers accepted to CVPR 2026: two main-conference papers, MPDiT and OT-based Continual Learning (Quan and Quyen), and one Findings paper (Yang Zhou).

  8. 20 Jan 2026Publication

    2 papers accepted to ICLR 2026: K-Prism and TokUR. Congratulations to Tunyu and Bangwei!

  9. 19 Dec 2025Public Service

    Prof. Dimitris Metaxas will serve as General Co-Chair and Prof. Vladimir Pavlovic as Program Co-Chair of CVPR 2026 (IEEE/CVF Conference on Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition), held in Denver, Colorado, in June 2026.

  10. 20 Sep 2025Publication

    2 papers accepted to NeurIPS 2025: AutoEdit and VSS. Congratulations to Quan and Konstantinos!

  11. 10 Jul 2025Publication

    1 paper on image editing accepted to ICCV 2025. Congratulations to Song Wen!

  12. 10 May 2025Publication

    1 paper on LLM hallucination accepted to ICML 2025. Congratulations to Zhuowei!

  13. 29 Jan 2025Publication

    5 papers accepted to CVPR 2025 across diverse topics. Congratulations to Zhenting, Zhiyu, Zhixing, Yunhe and Di!