In this study of 145 student athletes with COVID-19 who had mild to moderate symptoms or no symptoms during acute infection, cardiac MRI findings (at a median of 15 days after a positive test result …
Dr. Jitka Starekova wins the Lauterbur Award for best MRI paper at SABI2020
Welcome new members!
The LIRP and QIML groups have a number of new members joining Fall 2020: Dr. Thekla Oechtering and Dr. Nikolaos Panagiotopoulos are two radiologists from Germany that will be at UW for the next two …
Just Published: Complex confounder-corrected R2* mapping for liver iron quantification with MRI
Dr. Diego Hernando is lead author on a single site study correlating complex R2* mapping with liver iron concentration. Hernando D, Cook RJ, Qazi N, Longhurst CA, Diamond CA, Reeder SB. Complex confounder-corrected R2* mapping …
Phase-based T 2 mapping with gradient echo imaging
Recent graduate Dr. Xiaoke Wang is the lead author on a paper detailing a novel method for encoding T2 in the phase signal of GRE methods. Wang X, Hernando D, Reeder SB. Phase-based T2 mapping with …
Just Published: Motion-robust, high-SNR liver fat quantification using a 2D sequential VFA approach
Ruiyang Zhao is the lead author on a new paper demonstrating a novel free-breathing method for liver fat quantification. This method shows promise for imaging in patients that have difficulty with breath holds, such as …
Welcome Ruvini, Jitka and Daiki!
We are excited to have three new members joining LIRP and QIML this fall! Ruvini Navaratna is joining us from Carnegie Melon University where she studied Physics with a minor in Biomedical Engineering. She will …
Alumni Spotlight: Camilo Campo
Camilo Campo first joined LIRP as a UW-Madison undergraduate student in 2013. After graduating in 2015, he continued on as an Associate Research Specialist for a year. During his time with LIRP, he worked on …
Welcome Dr. Sasha Acher and Ruvini Navaratna
LIRP and QIML welcome Dr. Sasha Acher and Ruvini Navaratna to Madison and our research groups! Dr. Acher is a visiting research fellow supported by the Surgical Oncology T32 program and will be supervised by …
Phase II SBIR Grant Awarded for Quantitative MRI Phantoms
The Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program funds early stage technology commercialization and research. This is a collaborative NIH SBIR Phase II project between Calimetrix, LLC, and the University of Wisconsin-Madison. The overall goal of …