News

  • 2026/04/19 - MICCAI 2026 Location Update: Strasbourg, France

Given the ongoing uncertainty in the Middle East, the MICCAI Chairs announced that the 2026 conference location has been changed to Strasbourg, France, with updated dates of September 27 to October 1, 2026. Please read the official news announcement for more details. We look forward to seeing the community in Strasbourg this fall!

  • 2026/03/16 - ODIN2026 Challenges Accepted at MICCAI 2026

We are excited to announce that all ODIN2026 challenges have been officially accepted at MICCAI 2026! The challenge program includes two tracks from the ODIN series — ToothFairy4 and Bite3Text — as well as the STS challenge. More details about each challenge are available on the challenges page, and key submission dates can be found on the dates page.

  • 2026/02/09 - ODIN2026 Workshop Accepted at MICCAI 2026

We are pleased to confirm that the ODIN2026 workshop proposal has been officially accepted at MICCAI 2026! The community is invited to submit their work — see the call for papers for topics and guidelines, or consult the submission instructions for details on the paper format and submission process.

  • 2026/01/15 - ODIN2026 Workshop Proposal Submitted to MICCAI 2026

Waiting for final confirmation, we’ve already put together a strong lineup of invited speakers—stay tuned for updates.

  • 2026/01/09 - ODIN2026 Challenge Series submitted for evaluation to MICCAI 2026

We are pleased to announce that the ODIN2026 Challenges proposal has been submitted to MICCAI 2026 and is currently under review. ODIN2026 introduces a new benchmark for multimodal clinical report generation in oral and dental imaging, moving beyond segmentation and landmarking toward end-to-end 2D/3D-to-text systems that produce structured, clinically meaningful descriptions. The challenge features two complementary tracks: ToothFairy4, focused on generating maxillofacial and surgical planning reports from CBCT volumes, and Bite2Text, focused on orthodontic report generation from intraoral scans (IOS) with optional intraoral photographs. Both tracks emphasize robust generalization, leveraging multi-center training data and a fully hidden test set from an independent center, with evaluation combining automatic report-generation metrics and clinician-oriented assessment.