TOOLS • DATASETS • PRACTICAL RESOURCES

Tools & Datasets

Explore practical tools, datasets, and open resources that can support medical imaging projects, image analysis, AI development, and hands-on learning.

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Useful resources for students who want to work with medical images, explore datasets, experiment with AI, and develop practical skills beyond the classroom.

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Medical Imaging Tools

3D Slicer

An open-source platform for visualization, image analysis, segmentation, and working with medical imaging data.

OHIF Viewer

An open-source web-based medical imaging viewer designed for viewing and working with DICOM imaging studies.

MicroDicom

A Windows-based DICOM viewer useful for opening, viewing, and managing medical imaging studies.

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Image Annotation

CVAT

An open-source annotation platform for creating labels and annotations for computer vision datasets.

Label Studio

An open-source data labeling platform that can be used for image annotation and machine learning workflows.

Roboflow

A computer vision platform offering tools for dataset preparation, annotation, training, and deployment.

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Medical Imaging Datasets

Kaggle Datasets

A large collection of datasets covering medical imaging, healthcare, computer vision, and machine learning topics.

Hugging Face Datasets

A platform for discovering and sharing datasets for machine learning, computer vision, and AI projects.

The Cancer Imaging Archive (TCIA)

A public resource providing access to cancer imaging datasets for research and educational use.

Zenodo

An open research repository where researchers can share datasets, software, publications, and other research outputs.

PhysioNet

An open research resource providing datasets and tools for computational analysis of biomedical data.

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AI & Research Tools

Streamlit

A Python framework for building and sharing interactive web applications for data science and machine learning projects.

MONAI

An open-source framework designed for deep learning workflows in medical imaging.

GitHub

A platform for discovering, sharing, and collaborating on open-source code, projects, and software.

These tools and datasets may have different usage terms, access requirements, or licensing conditions. Always check the official website and dataset licence before using resources in projects, research, or publications.