Biomedical Imaging and Computer Modeling

The Biomedical Imaging Group is made up of researchers working on a variety of research projects that include clinical, microscopic, and small animal imaging applications. The primary goal of these investigators is to develop novel imaging and image post-processing techniques to detect, diagnose, and monitor the progression of disease and to evaluate different treatment therapies on disease. Research and development within this group includes tissue characterization using high frequency intravascular ultrasound, 3D real-time ultrasound and multimodality imaging, quantitative analysis of tissue damage due to multiple sclerosis in MR images of the brain, and 3D quantitative phenotyping in micro-CT images of mice.