Research Area: Medical Image Analysis
Medical Image Analysis research in the Department of Computer Science focuses on many problems of extracting and displaying information from CT, MR, ultrasound, X-ray, nuclear medicine images, and microscopy images to help physicians plan and deliver therapy and diagnose disease.
Subareas: Biomechanical Modeling, Diffusion Imaging, Image-guided Interventions, Segmentation, Shape Analysis, Registration
Most of the recent work has been done on 3D medical images, and much of it involves describing the shape and longitudinal changes of anatomic objects of individuals and populations of individuals. We focus especially on applications in neuroscience, radiation oncology, and musculoskeletal diseases.
Faculty
Ron Alterovitz
Professor
Brent Munsell
Teaching Assistant Professor
Marc Niethammer
Professor
Stephen M. Pizer
Kenan Distinguished Professor
Martin Styner
Research Associate Professor
Guorong Wu
Adjunct Assistant Professor
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