
Bob Ahl
Chuck Atkins
Michel Audette
Lisa Avila
Rick Avila
Utkarsh Ayachit
Stephen R Aylward
Adrien Bailly
Sébastien Barré
Arslan Basharat
Andrew Bauer
Jeffrey Baumes
Jacob Becker
François Bertel
Rusty Blue
Matt Bowman
Aashish Chaudhary
Harvey Cline
David Cole
Roddy Collins
Jon Crall
Katie Cronen
Naresh Cuntoor
Ann D'Alessio
Brad Davis
Dave DeMarle
Andinet Enquobahrie
Jean-Christophe Fillion-Robin
Julien Finet
Yvette Fitzgerald
Zack Galbreath
Berk Geveci
Casey Goodlett
Christopher Greco
Marcus Hanwell
Bill Hoffman
Naomi Hoffman
Anthony Hoogs
Luis Ibáñez
Julien Jomier
Steve Jordan
Brad King
Donna Kochis
Karthik Krishnan
Charles Law
Mikael Le Gall
Matt Leotta
Zhanping Liu
Pat Marion
Ken Martin
Kerri Miller
Zach Mullen
Bob O'Bara
Sangmin Oh
David Partyka
Amitha Perera
Patrick Reynolds
Niki Russell
Will Schroeder
David Stoup
Eran Swears
Matt Turek
Wes Turner
Theresa Vincent
Hua Yang
Yumin Yuan

Michel Audette was born in Alma, Quebec, Canada and grew up in or near various cities in Canada: Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and Halifax. He is equally well travelled in his career.
He completed his Bachelor's in Electrical Engineering at McGill University, Montreal, graduating in 1986. Dr. Audette then worked for 3 years in flight simulation at CAE Electronics. He completed his Master's in Electrical Engineering in 1992 from Ecole Polytechnique, Montreal, under Paul Cohen, where he specialized in correspondence for structure from stereo and from motion. Dr. Audette then worked in vision-based welding automation, using laser range-sensing.
He returned to school once again to pursue his Ph.D. in Biomedical Engineering at McGill, while maintaining his employment at ISG Technologies (leading to early US patents in surgical image guidance). Dr. Audette graduated in 2002. His thesis research, under Terry Peters and Kaleem Siddiqi, dealt with a range- and surface-based approach to characterizing intra-surgical brain-shift, including the application of laser range-sensing inspired by his previous work in automation; a Level Set based pre-surgical brain surface identification in MR data; an Iterative Closest Point based nonrigid surface registration that made use of an instantaneous look-up method based on a prior Closest Point Map computed from the pre-surgical surface. This research has subsequently influenced intra-surgical guidance research at Vanderbilt University (M. Miga) and the University of Shanghai (Y. Liu).
His post-doctoral research was carried out at AIST in Tsukuba, Japan. This research emphasized anatomical modeling (segmentation, meshing) as well as haptics toward simulation of transnasal pituitary surgery. Further research was done at the Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery (ICCAS) in Leipzig, Germany. This research emphasized surgery simulation and model-based surgical guidance. While conducting research at ICCAS, Dr. Audette served as a thesis advisor to 6 Diplom (Master's) students.
Some of his contributions include the introduction of range-sensing to the medical imaging community, a well cited review paper on surface registration for medical applications, early modeling methods in patient-specific surgery simulation and, recently, a novel method for high-resolution ear model to patient CT registration.