ARIA Lab Architectures for Reliable Image Analysis

SPECTRE presented at CVPR 2026

Cris Claessens and Christiaan Viviers presented SPECTRE at CVPR 2026 in Denver, Colorado.

SPECTRE (Self-Supervised & Cross-Modal Pretraining for CT Representation Extraction) is a transformer-based foundation model for volumetric CT imaging. It combines geometry-aware modelling with large-scale self-supervised and cross-modal pretraining to learn robust representations for downstream medical-imaging tasks.

The presentation was a great opportunity to share the work with the computer-vision community and discuss how foundation models can help advance scalable, reliable analysis of 3D medical images.

Cris Claessens and Christiaan Viviers presenting the SPECTRE poster at CVPR 2026

Read the LinkedIn updates from the presenters.

See the second LinkedIn post.

TU/e researchers at CVPR 2026

Previous post
Presenting Symmetrical Flow Matching at AAAI 2026