Research Interests
- Medical Image
Display and Analysis Group UNC MIDAG
- development of
image analysis techniques driven by challenging applications in medical
image analysis
- segmentation
and object modeling of structures extracted from 3-D image data and
3-D time series Interactive
3D Segmentation
- shape-based 3-D
object representation and shape analysis Statistical Shapes
- automated and
shape analysis of brain structures for studying neurodevelopmental and
neurodegenerative changes
of the human brain in diseases like schizophrenia, Alzheimer, multiple
sclerosis and depression Neuroimage
Analysis
- 3D segmentation
of lesions (tumors, white matter lesions, vascular lesions) in the human
brain Automatic 3D
Lesion Segmentation
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Research Clusters
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Collaborating
Researchers
UNC Chapel Hill:
Computer Science and Hospitals
- Stephen Pizer,
Kenan Prof. Computer Science, UNC Chapel Hill: Prof.
Stephen M. Pizer
- Jeffrey Lieberman,
Vice-Chairman Psychiatry, UNC Chapel Hill: Prof. Jeffrey Lieberman
- Liz Bullitt,
Associate Professor Surgery, UNC Chapel Hill
- Martin Styner,
Graduate Student, UNC Computer Science: Martin
Styner
- Sean Ho, Graduate
Student, UNC Computer Science: Sean
Ho
- Nathan Moon,
Graduate Student, UNC Computer Science: Nathan
Moon
- Sampath Vetsa,
Graduate Student, UNC Computer Science: Sampath
Vetsa
- Miranda Chakos,
Assistant Prof. of Psychiatry UNC
Duke University
Medical Center DUMC
- K. Ranga Rama
Krishnan, Chairman Psychiatry, Duke Univ. Medical Center
- Cecil Charles,
Associate Prof. of Radiology, Duke Univ. Medical Center: Prof.
Cecil Charles
Prof. Cecil Charles
- James MacFall,
Associate Prof. of Radiology, Duke Univ. Medical Center: Prof.
James R. MacFall / Center for
Advanced MR Development
Swiss Federal
Institute of Technology, ETH Zurich
- Gabor Szekely,
Senior Research Assistant ETH Zurich, Dept. EE, Image Science Lab: Gabor
Szekely
Brigham and Women's
Hospital, Harvard Medical School, Boston
- Ron Kikinis,
Associate Prof. of Radiology, Director of SPL: Ron Kikinis
- Martha Shenton,
Associate Prof. Department of Psychiatry: Martha Shenton
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