Our research is regularly featured in different news outlets including NIBIB Science HighlightsRadiology BusinessAunt MinnieDiagnostic Imaging, HealthImagingParkinson’s News Today and Applied Radiology and Imaging Wire. Some press releases below.

Coverage of work on CTLESS

Diagnostic Imaging: Can Deep Learning Provide a CT-Less Alternative for Attenuation Compensation with SPECT MPI?

Newswise: Deep Learning to Increase Accessibility, Ease of Heart Imaging

Science Daily: Deep learning to increase accessibility, ease of heart imaging

Medical Express: Deep learning could increase the accessibility and ease of heart imaging

Axis Imaging: A new deep learning technique could eliminate the need for additional CT scans in myocardial perfusion imaging

Newsgram: Deep Learning to Increase Accessibility, Ease of Heart Imaging

News-Medical: New deep learning method could revolutionize heart health monitoring

The Munich Eye: Revolutionizing Heart Imaging: Deep Learning Enhances Accessibility

EurekaAlert: Deep learning to increase accessibility, ease of heart imaging

MSN: Deep learning could increase the accessibility and ease of heart imaging

Improving the imaging for coronary artery disease

Coverage of our work on AI-based noise reduction and AI evaluation

Researchers develop improved techniques for medical imaging

AI-Based “Denoising” in Medical Imaging May Require Further Evaluation

Medical Imaging with AI, Clinical Utility, Not ‘Prettiness’

AI-based denoising in medical imaging may require further evaluation

Useful not pretty: How AI can improve medical imaging

Clinical utility not prettiness best metric for evaluating AI improvements to medical imaging, say engineers

Best practices could help AI deployment in nuclear medicine

Evaluation of AI for medical imaging: A key requirement for clinical translation

Framework for evaluating AI-based medical imaging method outlined

List-mode imaging

Making every photon count

Jha Honored with National Science Foundation CAREER Award

Jha wins NSF CAREER award for imaging research

What’s ahead for 2023

Pushing the boundaries of the visible world

Quantitative imaging for theranostics

Imaging technique may measure absorbed dose from radiation therapy

Novel SPECT imaging method may measure absorbed dose from radiation therapy

Imaging technique may measure absorbed dose from radiation therapy

Novel SPECT imaging technique may measure absorbed dose from radiation therapy

SPECT technique might measure absorbed tissue dose from radiation therapy

Engineers develop new way to use low-count imaging for effective radiopharmaceutical therapy

Spot the difference: Distinguishing real from fake in the age of synthetic images

Awards received by lab trainees

Doctoral students earn awards at SPIE conference

Doctoral student wins SNMMI grant

Doctoral student wins SNMMI grant to study novel imaging methods

Image-segmentation methods for PET images of patients with lung cancer

Jha’s NIH grant to support cancer research

Statistical theory, deep learning, lead to novel approach to differentiate tumors

Physics, AI help researchers to better define tumor boundaries in imaging

Jha and collaborators develop framework to determine tumor boundaries in PET scans

Personalized medicine for lung cancer gets closer look

Jha to develop imaging methods with $1.8M NIH grant

NIBIB: Deep learning improves interpretation of tumors

From mathematical concept to a clinical tool

Coverage of our work on developing imaging biomarkers for Parkinson disease

Dopamine Transporter in Brain May One Day Tell Parkinson’s Severity

Biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease sought through imaging

Ethics of AI

WashU Expert: Patients want AI, doctors to work together

Dialing in Patient Attitudes: The Ethics of AI in Medical Decision-making