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Student in biomedical engineering receive Goldwater Scholarships

The Goldwater Scholarship Foundation announced the recipients of the 2020 competition. From a pool of 1,343 undergraduates nominated by 461 institutions, the Foundation awarded 396 scholarships this year. Each institution is allotted four nominees, and this year two students in the department of biomedical engineering at Case Western Reserve University received the scholarship.

Dr. Xiaojuan Li Inducted into AIMBE College of Fellows
AIMBE College of Fellows Class of 2020

For outstanding contributions to advancing the quantitative imaging of musculoskeletal tissues and diseases, and the clinical translation of such advanced techniques.

Article by Anant Madabhushi published in Uro Today

Computationally Derived Image Signature of Stromal Morphology Is Prognostic of Prostate Cancer Recurrence Following Prostatectomy in African American Patients.

CCIPD has been awarded 50 patents!

Congratulations to Anant Madabhushi, Satish Viswanath, Pallavi Tiwari and the incredible research team of the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics who now have 50 patents awarded in Artificial Intelligence, medical image analysis, computer-aided diagnosis, and computer vision.

Developing Computationally Derived Imaging Biomarkers For Maximum Clinical Impact

Professor Anant Madabhushi is a world-recognised, award-winning leader in computerized imaging research and translational applications, with over 160 peer-reviewed journal publications and close to 100 patents issued or pending. He is a keynote speaker at the 6th Digital Pathology & AI Congress: USA. He explains here why having patents is not enough…

CCIPD researchers win SPIE Best Tech Demo Award

CCIPD presented “Quality control and assurance tools for radiographic and digital pathology images'’, a demo of two quality assessment tools for medical imaging: HistoQC and MRQy.

Second year in a row: CCIPD paper included in NCI Research Highlights for the Epidemiology and Genomics Research Program (EGRP)

The Research Highlights collection showcases the breadth of work being done by primary investigators with the support of grants from the EGRP portfolio. 

Artificial intelligence could help tailor game-changing prostate cancer treatment

Implications for the future of treatment

A new paper from CCIPD was published in Clinical Cancer Research

The paper, “Computationally Derived Image Signature of Stromal Morphology Is Prognostic of Prostate Cancer Recurrence Following Prostatectomy in African American Patients”

AI reveals differences in appearance of cancer tissue between racial populations

Scientists better predict recurrence of prostate cancer for black patients, according to new study; land $3.2 million in federal grants to explore racial bias in cancer diagnosis using Artificial Intelligence, computational imaging

“Virtual Biopsies” May Soon Make Some Invasive Tests Unnecessary

At his son’s college graduation in 2017, Dan Chessin felt “terribly uncomfortable” sitting in the stadium. The bouts of pain persisted, and after months of monitoring, a urologist took biopsies of suspicious areas in his prostate.

Scientists successfully test new way to deliver gene therapy

Case Western Reserve University researchers use lipids to safely deliver gene therapy to the eye, successfully holding off advance of rare, inherited eye disorder

JFK MOONSHOT SYMPOSIUM

Talks by Anant Madabhushi and Dustin Tyler at CSE JFK Moonshot Symposium

The event features presentations about Kennedy’s original moonshot vision, the future of space exploration, and four next great “moonshot” research projects currently underway at Case Western Reserve University.

ASCO’s Inaugural Breakthrough Global Summit Showcased Evolving Technologies Poised to Revolutionize Cancer Care

“We investigate how to use computer algorithms to interrogate the radiographic and pathology images to tease out the features and backgrounds the human eye may not be able to visually appreciate,” Anant Madabhushi, PhD, F. Alex Nason Professor II of Biomedical Engineering and director of the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics

How investments in innovation districts can combat the country’s regional divides

The “growth center” construct was originally conceived in the 1950s, but this 21st century version acknowledges that in today’s economy, federal support for more widespread diffusion of innovative activity will not be enough to combat the entrenched economic divergence between regions. Rather, such “top-down” investment needs to be matched with “bottom-up” leadership, drive, and capacity to make the kinds of transformative investments in places and placemaking essential for growth centers to thrive.

Full- and Part-Time Research Positions in Computational Imaging and Machine Learning

The Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics (CCIPD) is seeking talented and motivated researchers across all levels (summer students, undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral researchers) with interest and expertise in computer science to work on radiomics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning in the fields of medical imaging, radiology, digital pathology, oncology, cardiovascular disease, nephrology and ophthalmology.

Full- and Part-Time Research Positions in Computational Imaging and Machine Learning

The Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics (CCIPD) is seeking talented and motivated researchers across all levels (summer students, undergraduate, graduate, and postdoctoral researchers) with interest and expertise in computer science to work on radiomics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning in the fields of medical imaging, radiology, digital pathology, oncology, cardiovascular disease, nephrology and ophthalmology.

“Virtual Biopsies” May Soon Make Some Invasive Tests Unnecessary

At his son’s college graduation in 2017, Dan Chessin felt “terribly uncomfortable” sitting in the stadium. The bouts of pain persisted, and after months of monitoring, a urologist took biopsies of suspicious areas in his prostate.

FDA approves ‘missing link’ imaging agent for faster multiple sclerosis diagnosis

Case Western Reserve University scientists recently scored approval from the Food and Drug Administration for a new PET imaging agent.

Will robots make doctors obsolete? Nothing could be further from the truth

We don’t remember machines, but no one forgets the experience of someone holding a hand, explaining things and listening