Carlos Varon
Carlos Varon worked with Dr. Siewerdsen at the University of Toronto, where his work involved the development of dual-energy imaging for improved diagnostic performance in early-stage lung cancer detection. Carlos…
Carlos Varon worked with Dr. Siewerdsen at the University of Toronto, where his work involved the development of dual-energy imaging for improved diagnostic performance in early-stage lung cancer detection. Carlos…
Daniel began work with Dr. Siewerdsen as a Research Assistant at the University of Toronto, where his work included modeling of 3D imaging performance (noise-power and NEQ) for cone-beam CT.…
Jordan worked with Dr. Siewerdsen at the University of Toronto, where his Master's research involved the low-dose limits of lung nodule detectability in chest CT. Jordan developed a lung nodule…
William Shyr is an undergraduate in the Department of Biomedical Engineering. He currently works on the analysis of 3D joint space from high-resolution 3D images and its correlation with biomechanical…
Dr. Schafer was a Research Scientist at the I-STAR Lab in Hopkins BME, where his worked involved the physics of image quality and dose in C-arm cone-beam CT as well…
Dr. Richard was Dr. Siewerdsen's first PhD student in Medical Biophysics at the University of Toronto. Sam's research involved the first development of cascaded systems analysis and task-based detectability index…
Tommy worked as a Research Assistant and Laboratory Technician at the I-STAR Lab, where his work included x-ray image quality and development of the I-STAR high-speed computing network. Thomas is…
Sureerat (Ja) Reaungamornrat earned her PhD in Computer Science at Johns Hopkins University, where her research involved the development of novel deformable image registration methods for image-guided interventions.
Ben was an undergraduate in Hopkins BME collaborated on anĀ atlas-based registrationĀ in which sub-atlases are used in a series of stages according to similarity in principal component analysis to guide more…
Vignesh Ramchandran is an undergraduate majoring in Biomedical Engineering working on adapting the UR5 robotic arm for use in high-precision, image-guided tool placement to assist pedicle screw placement procedures.