In October 2018, nearly three hundred experts from academia, industry, and tech came together in New York to share what's new and what's next for biomedical imaging.
Assistant Professor and CAI2R Research Scientist, Guillaume Madelin, has received NIH funding for his pilot study entitled "Sodium MRI of the Hip". Sodium MRI is a non-invasive technique to quantify glycosaminoglycan (GAG) content in cartilage, which can be used to assess the degradation of cartilage that occurs in Osteoarthritis (OA).
Graduate Student Li Feng recieves the 'Early Career Award-Basic Science' at the 17th Annual SCMR Conference for his presentation on Compressed Sensing with Synchronized Cardio-respiratory Sparsity for Free-breathing Cine MRI: Initial Comparative Study on Patients with Arrhythmias. This study combines continuous data acquistion with compressed sensing for cardiac imaging.
Authors: Li Feng, Leon Axel, Larry A Latson, Jian Xu, Daniel K Sodickson, and Ricardo Otazo
Assistant Professor and CAI2R Research Scientist, 
