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*Yueh Lee, MD/PhD, won the basic science research award at today's Radiology and Biomedical Research Imaging Center Symposium. This is the 3rd time he won the award at this annual event. The rumor is that he will be banned from presenting in this meeting in the future. The title of his talk is Prospective Cardiac Gated Mouse Imaging with Carbon Nanotube Micro-Computed Tomography, Yueh Z. Lee, Guohua Cao, Laurel Burk, Jianping Lu, Otto Zhou
*Ramya has successfully defended her PhD thesis today. Congratulations to Dr. Rajaram! The title of her thesis is: A stationary digital breast tomosynthesis system: design simulation, characterization and image reconstruction.
*Xiomara Calderon-Colon just won a Research Supplement grant from the National Cancer Institute. The grant will support her PhD thesis research on carbon nanotube field emission x-ray.

 

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Welcome to the home page of the Zhou lab. Our group is comprised of nineteen people bringing expertise from Physics, Materials Science, Biomedical Engineering, and Radiation Oncology. Areas of research include nanomaterials, field emission, field emission X-ray, and X-ray imaging.

Reconstructed slice images show clear difference between systole (a) and (c), and diastole (b) and (d) in the axial and coronal views of a mouse heart, respectively.