WARF Medical Imaging Portfolio

Advancing the next generation of medical imaging innovations

The University of Wisconsin-Madison is a global leader in developing new medical imaging technologies.

In partnership with industry collaborators, researchers in UW’s medical physics and radiology departments continually invent new ways for patients to benefit from high-tech medical machines.

Focus Areas

Computed Tomography (CT)	MRI	Ultrasound
AI-assisted technologies	Quantitative MRI	Accessories
CT metrics	Artifact elimination	Obstetrics and gynecological
Interventional CT	Confidence mapping & diffusion imaging	Elastography
Spectral, quantitative & photon-counting CT	Accelerated imaging	Urology
	Functional imaging	Phantoms

Featured Researchers

Scott Reeder Scott Reeder chairs the radiology department and directs the Liver Imaging Research Program, which develops and translates new imaging methods, particularly quantitative imaging biomarkers, to assess liver disease.		Guang-Hong Chen Guang-Hong Chen‘s lab applies x-ray physics, innovative image reconstruction methods and advanced computer technology to develop novel diagnostic tools for radiologists.
John Garrett John Garrett focuses on improving access to clinical data for researchers, translating novel AI methods into clinical practice and image reconstruction methods for cone-beam CT perfusion imaging for acute ischemic stroke.		Diego Hernando Diego Hernando‘s Quantitative Imaging Methods Lab focuses on the development and translational validation of imaging techniques for rapid and quantitative MRI.
Ke Li Ke Li has a keen interest in quantitative CT image quality assessment, the instrumentation of advanced x-ray CT imaging systems, x-ray phase contrast breast imaging, cerebrovascular CT imaging and low dose body CT.		Lonie Salkowski Lonie Salkowski specializes in breast imaging and educational imaging simulation techniques to improve image interpretation and treatment instructions.
Mike Speidel Mike Speidel‘s lab develops novel imaging tools for interventional radiologists and cardiologists through the application of physics, advanced imaging technology and innovative algorithms.		Tim Szcykutowicz Tim Szcykutowicz specializes in all things CT, including optimizing CT scan protocols, monitoring patient dose, developing new metrics for image quality and developing methodologies for managing protocols.
Pallavi Tiwari Pallavi Tiwari‘s research interests lie in pattern recognition, data mining and image analysis for automated computerized diagnostic, prognostic and treatment evaluation solutions using radiologic imaging in oncology and neurological disorders.

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WARF Medical Imaging Portfolio

WARF Medical Imaging Portfolio

Advancing the next generation of medical imaging innovations

Focus Areas

Featured Researchers

Featured Technologies

Computed Tomography (CT)

MRI

Ultrasound

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