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The Cancer Neuroimaging Research Program brings together specialists in imaging, oncology, neuroscience, cancer biology and data science to drive the discovery and clinical translation of neuroimaging technologies.
The Cancer Neuroimaging Research Program brings together specialists in imaging, oncology, neuroscience, cancer biology and data science to drive the discovery and clinical translation of neuroimaging technologies.
Our goal is to pioneer and integrate imaging tools across the continuum of discovery and care, linking biological insight, data-driven interpretation and therapeutic development to advance precision patient care for individuals affected by cancer.
Neuroimaging innovation is driven by a commitment to the patient, with technologies designed to reveal how cancer and its treatment influence the nervous system, guide individualized care and enable new therapeutic strategies. Organized around four interconnected themes, the Cancer Neuroimaging Research Program's research links technology, data and biology to support the translation of neuroimaging discoveries into clinical practice. Together, these themes embody the program's aim to redefine how imaging informs care for patients with cancer and cancer-related neurological complications.
Research Themes
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Stay connected with the Cancer Neuroimaging Research Program to receive updates on our latest discoveries, seminars, collaborative opportunities and training events. Whether you are a researcher, clinician, trainee or industry partner, we invite you to join our growing network dedicated to advancing neuroimaging technologies. Together, we can accelerate innovation, share expertise and bring image-driven solutions from the laboratory to the clinic.
Sepideh Mohammadhosseinpour, Ph.D.
Program Manager, Cancer Neuroimaging Research Program
Department of Cancer Systems Imaging
Email: smohammadhosseinpour@mdanderson.org
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Research Areas
Find out about the four types of research taking place at UT MD Anderson.