UPHS Research

About MIPG

Chief : Prof. J.K. Udupa
The Medical Imaging Section, historically known as the Medical Image Processing Group, conducts full-time medically relevant research in imaging science and offers training to students and post-doctoral fellows. The sections's research has three primary goals: 1) to advance the state of knowledge in the mathematical theory and computer algorithms for tomographic images reconstruction and for the three-dimensional (3-D) visualization and analysis of multidimensional, multiparametric, multimodality image data; 2) to develop transportable software systems for tomographic reconstruction and for 3-D visualization and analysis of medical image data; and 3) to develop new medical applications for the methods of 3-D visualization and analysis for improved diagnosis, treatment, understanding and education of abnormalities in internal structures and in their function. The section has pioneered in all these areas and is recognized worldwide for ongoing cutting-edge research. It has many firsts to its credit in these areas.

Much of the activity of the section is funded by research grants from NIH and NSF. The section consists of about 30 members. It conducts weekly seminar during the fall and spring semesters, as well as a weekly literature review meeting; both are often attended by researchers from other institutions. Its state-of-the-art computing facilities consist of a local network of more than 50 graphics workstations and numerous software packages developed in-house.


For general inquiry, pleae contact Secretary, Mary Blue (email address: mary@mipg.upenn.edu) by email
or call her at 215-662-6780 ( 9 AM - 5 PM, EST)

Medical Image Processing Group
Department of Radiology
423 Guardian Drive
4th Floor Blockley Hall
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - 19104-6021
USA

Telephone: (215) 662-6780
Fax: (215) 898-9145


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