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CONGRATULATIONS!
Sajendra Nithiananthan successfully defends PhD dissertation
Adam Wang awarded a Research Seed Funding Grant from the AAPM


4 Talks at Fully3D Meeting 2013 (Lake Tahoe)
 From C-arms to photon counting detectors, four talks from
the I-STAR Lab breaks new ground in 3D image reconstruction


4 Talks at CARS 2013 (Heidelberg)
Highlights include 3D-2D registration, image-guided surgery,
and a CBCT developed at I-STAR for musculoskeletal imaging.


I-STARs come out to shine at AAPM 2013 (Indianapolis)
Grace Gang presents an analytical model for task-based detectability
in iterative CT reconstruction in the Young Investigators Symposium
Jen Xu presents a cascaded systems model for photon counting detectors


Now IN PRESS: Four new papers on image-guided surgery:
3D-2D image registration (Otake et al.)
3D deformable image registration (Uneri et al.)
Endoscopic video-CT registration (Mirota et al.)
Surgical tracking (Dang et al.)
About I-STAR
The I-STAR Lab is a collaborative research endeavor based in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. RESEARCH areas include:

Imaging Physics: Mathematical models of imaging performance in advanced modalities, including cone-beam CT and spectral / dual-energy imaging.
3D Image Reconstruction: Advanced 3D image reconstruction based on statistical models of the imaging chain and prior information.
Novel Imaging Systems: Preclinical prototypes translated from the laboratory to first application in diagnostic and interventional procedures.
Image-Guided Interventions and Diagnostic Radiology: High-precision interventional guidance systems (for surgery, interventional radiology, and radiation therapy) and new technologies for high-quality diagnostic imaging.
Contact
Location:
The I-STAR Lab
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Traylor Research Building, #718
720 Rutland Avenue
Baltimore MD 21205
USA

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Jeff Siewerdsen, PhD FAAPM
Professor
Department of Biomedical Engineering
Department of Computer Science
Russel H. Morgan Department of Radiology
Armstrong Institute for Patient Safety
Johns Hopkins University
Phone: 443-287-6269
Fax: 410-955-9826
Email: jeff.siewerdsen@jhu.edu
 

The I-STAR Laboratory
Department of Biomedical Engineering | Johns Hopkins University | Traylor Building, Room 726 | 720 Rutland Avenue | Baltimore, MD 21205
c) Jeffrey H. Siewerdsen (2013)