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Degrees
and Awards:
Ph.D., Physics, Yale University,
1993
National Institute of Health National Research Service Award, UCLA
(1993-5), Jonathon Edwards College Bates Graduate Fellowship, Yale
University (1987-91), E. Lee Kinsey Award in Physics, UCLA (1985),
Sherwood Prize in Mathematics, UCLA (1985), Phi Beta Kappa National
Honors (1984), Marilyn F. Lohr Award in Physics, UCLA (1984)
Research Interests:
My research interests are the
development of novel instrumentation and methods for in vivo imaging
of molecular signals in humans and small laboratory animals. These
new cameras efficiently image radiation emissions in the form of
positrons, annihilation photons, gamma rays, and light from molecular
probes developed to target signals from deep within tissue of live
subjects. The work involves computer modeling, position sensitive
sensor design and development, readout electronics, data acquisition,
image formation, image processing, image analysis.
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