Current Lab Members
Principal Investigator
Craig S. Levin, Ph.D.
Professor of Radiology, Physics and Electrical Engineering,
Molecular Imaging Program at Stanford (MIPS),
Division of Nuclear Medicine,
Stanford University School of Medicine.
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Phone: 650-736-7211
Fax: 650-724-1499
E-mail » [cslevin stanford.edu]
Postdoctoral Fellows
Song Cui
Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Song is interested in algorithm designs for position sensitive detector in PET and system identification algorithms. He is also interested in various imaging technologies.
Mehmet Günhan Ertosun
Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Dr. Ertosun's current research interests include development, modeling and simulation of novel medical imaging technologies.
Key Jo Hong
Phone: 650-621-0359 Fax: 650-724-1499 E-mail »
Dr. Hong is interested in the evaluation of novel PET detectors based on semiconductor photodetectors, the design and development of hardware for MR compatible PET system, and image correction methods for PET images.
Ealgoo Kim
Phone: 650-477-6475 E-mail » [ealgoo stanford.edu]
Dr. Kim is interested in high speed signal conditioning circuit design, precise time duration measurement, and coupling noise analysis in system level electronics design.
Ruud Vinke
Phone: 650-498-4325 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Ruud is interested in molecular imaging, novel radiation detector development, image reconstruction and Monte Carlo modeling of radiation detectors and imaging systems.
Jung-Yeol Yeom
Phone: 650-468-9861 E-mail »
Dr Yeom's research interest includes development of PET instrumentations. In particular, novel detectors and readout electronics for PET multimodality imaging. He is currently working on SiPM detectors and intelligent readouts for TOF-PET and PET/MR systems.
Instructor
Arne Vandenbroucke
Phone: 650-498-4591 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail » [arnevdb stanford.edu]
Dr. Vandenbroucke is interested in Positron Emission Tomography (PET) physics, instrumentation, and its application in cancer diagnosis and patient management. His work focusses on PET front-end detectors, data acquisition, and system simulation. The goal is to improve spatial and energy resolution yielding a better image quality. Currently he is working on constructing, commissioning, and characterizing a high precision, 1 mm3 resolution breast specific PET camera.
Visiting Faculty
Hua Liu
Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Hua is interested in medical instrument design. He is now working on the design of the data acquisition of a small animal PET system.
Research Associates
Garry Chinn
E-mail » [gchinn stanford.edu]
Dr. Chinn is working on image reconstruction, signal processing, and image analysis.
Derek Innes
E-mail » [drinnes stanford.edu]
Derek is interested in mechanical Design, and interpersonal relationships in a multi-disciplinary environment.
Graduate Students
Matthew Bieniosek
Phone: 925-984-5727 Fax: 650-736-0234E-mail »
Matthew is interested in front-end circuit design, and system design for bio-medical applications.
Jing-yu Cui
Phone: 650-736-2780 E-mail » [jycui stanford.edu]
Jing-yu is interested in high performance parallel computing, especially GPU based techniques for parallel PET image reconstruction. He is also interested in statistical machine learning methods for medical image reconstruction and analysis.
David Freese
Phone: 650-498-4325 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
David is interested in novel detector design, and Monte Carlo modeling of radiation detectors and imaging systems.
Alex Grant
Phone: 650-498-4325 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail » [amgrant stanford.edu]
Alex is interested in novel in vivo imaging technologies.
Yi Gu
E-mail » [guyinet stanford.edu]
Yi is interested in medical instrumentation, digital systems, signal processing, modeling, and machine learning.
David Hsu
Phone: 217-819-1311 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
David is interested in direct radiation-induced optical modulation as a method of radiation detection.
Frances Lau
Phone: 650-498-4325 E-mail » [flau@stanford.edu]
Frances is interested in biomedical circuits and system design. She is developing the front-end circuits and hardware for a breast cancer imaging PET (positron emission tomography) system. She is also designing a mixed-signal front-end integrated circuit (IC) with fast timing capabilities.
Alex Mihlin
Phone: 650-736-2598 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Alex is interested in molecular medicine. Specifically, he is interested in the design of novel molecular imaging instrumentation and in high performance parallel algorithms for biomedical image reconstruction.
Peter Olcott
Phone: 650-736-2599 Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail » [pdo stanford.edu]
Peter's current research interests are the evaluation of a intra-operative hand-held gamma ray camera (Nuclear Imager) for the surgical staging of cancer, novel Positron Emission Tomography(PET) detectors, software for the simulation and design of PET data acquisition, and MR compatible PET block detectors. He has successfully developed a hand held gamma camera for clinical use. Peter is currently developing the detectors and hardware for a new PET/MR clinical scanner.
Paul Reynolds
Phone: 650-498-4325 E-mail » [paulr2 stanford.edu]
Paul is interested in circuits and devices for biomedical applications. He is currently working on the design and development of hardware for a breast cancer imaging PET system.
Arbi Tamrazian
Fax: 650-736-0234 E-mail »
Arbi is interested in bio-medical imaging instrumentation, image processing, machine learning and signal processing.
