Mark and Kathy presented at AIUM:Kathy gave an invited talk on elevated MI and a clinical summary of our research in ARFI imaging of the prostate.Mark gave a talk on ARFI/SWEI in skin as well as an invited talk on research elastography.Our lab will be...
Congratulations to Yufeng on the acceptance of his paper entitled "On system dependent sources of uncertainty and bias in ultrasonic quantitative shear wave imaging," to IEEE Transactions on Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics and Frequency Control!...
Congratulations to Mark his paper Identifying Clinically-Significant Prostate Cancers using 3D In vivo ARFI Imaging with Whole-Mount Histology Validation was accepted to UMB.Also good luck to Adam who begins his internship at Siemens...
Congratulations to Yufeng for passing his prelim!Tyler was featured on the Kitware blog for his work in multi-modality image registration. Read about it here. "Derivation and analysis of viscoelastic properties in human liver: impact of frequency on...
Drs. Peter Hollender and Mark Palmeri have been awarded Coulter Funding to develop a low-cost liver stiffness measurement device: https://www.dtmi.duke.edu/news/duke-engineers-and-clinicians-create-med…
Tyler has been working with our collaborators at Kitware to perform multi-modality image registration for our in vivo prostate data. He will be featured in one of Kitware's upcoming press releasesCongratulations Ned! His paper that developed an analytic...
Congratulations Jiny! Her paper evaluating ARFI and SWEI imaging of sclerotic skin was accepted for publication in UMB (http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ultrasmedbio.2015.06.007).Congratulations to Yufeng, Mark, and Ned, who have each had abstracts accepted...
We accepted two new graduate students who will start this Fall. Welcome Daniel and Bofeng!Kathy presented an overview of our lab's work at Duke's Radiology Grand Rounds
Kathy, Mark, and Yufeng presented our latest work on elevated MI imaging, QIBA findings, ARFI and SWEI for dermatology applications, and ARFI imaging of the prostate at the AIUM 2015 annual convention.
Kathy will be joining the NIH BMIT-B study section in October for a 4 year term.Kathy, Sam, and Andrea participated in the FEMMES capstone project, running an ultrasound activity for 4th grade girls. Congrats to Yufeng! His paper on elevated MI was...
Sam returned from her internship at Analogic, Inc.Mark was awarded an STTR grant with Kitware for research in machine learning.Mark and our clinical collaborators in Dermatology at DUMC received a Translational and Innovative Research Support...
Our laboratory will present 5 papers at the IEEE UFFC International Ultrasonics Symposium in Chicago, September 3-5. In addition, Drs. Nightingale and Palmeri will teach a short course on elasticity imaging at this conference.Congratulations to...
Congratulations to Dr. Palmeri who was awarded a grant from the RSNA/QIBA group to support the development of calibration phantoms for hepatic elasticity imaging.
Congratulations to Dr. Stephen Rosenzweig, who defended his thesis this month and has taken a position with Siemens Ultrasound in Issaquah, WA. We will miss you, Stephen!
Samantha Lipman began a 6 month internship at Analogic, Inc. in Charlottesville, VA, where she will be contributing to the design of the next generation hand-held c-scan ultrasound device.