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Nuclear Medicine and PET Imaging Group

Mission Statement

To develop Nuclear and PET imaging technologies to aid radiologists/clinicians in improving patient management by applying physics, engineering, mathematics and computer science principles.

Goals

  1. Improve image quality through innovations in data acquisition and image generation.
  2. Adapt novel nuclear medicine technologies into routine clinical applications.
  3. Promote accurate quantification in diagnosis and radionuclide therapies.
  4. Train medical professionals in the science and application of nuclear medicine imaging.

Postdoctoral Research Fellow/Scientific Programmer

The Department of Imaging Physics is currently seeking a Post-doctoral Research Fellow or Scientific Programmer to work on funded research projects in clinical and translational research in the following areas of medical imaging physics:

  • quantitative imaging (SPECT/CT, PET/CT, DE-CT)
  • internal radiopharmaceutical dosimetry and treatment planning
  • clinical image processing and optimization

Read the position description and application details.



Osama R. Mawlawi, Ph.D.

Osama R. Mawlawi, Ph.D.

S. Cheenu Kappadath, Ph.D.

S. Cheenu Kappadath, PhD

Imaging Physics Research

Basic Science Research Labs

  • CCSG Small Animal Imaging Facility
  • Computational Research Lab
  • Digital Imaging Research Lab
  • Magnetic Resonance Systems Lab
  • Microdiagnostic Technology Development Lab
  • Nuclear Imaging Lab
  • Optical Imaging Lab & Biomedical Optics/Nano-Diagnostics
  • Photoacoustic Imaging Research Lab

Translational Science Research Groups


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