The Quantitative Imaging Methods Lab focuses on the development and translational validation of imaging techniques for rapid and quantitative MRI. We are particularly interested in contributing to transforming MRI into a truly quantitative imaging modality (this overview paper describes the major opportunities and challenges). By measuring physically meaningful properties of tissue, our group aims to develop quantitative imaging biomarkers to improve the detection, staging and treatment monitoring of various diseases. We collaborate closely with Scott Reeder’s Liver Imaging Research Program and Alejandro Roldán-Alzate’s CardioVascular Fluid Dynamics Lab.
Latest News
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Andrea Houck and Garrett Fullerton awarded NSF GRFP!
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Dr. Rianne A Van Der Heijden selected as ISMRM Junior Fellow
March 16, 2023