Imaging Sciences Training Program at the NIH Clinical Center


RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES


LABORATORY OF DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY RESEARCH

The Laboratory of Diagnostic Radiology Research (LDRR) serves as the focal point for the ISTP Fellows. The LDRR is equipped with a state-of-the-art 1.5-Tesla MRI unit dedicated to LDRR's research. Its offices and laboratory are networked to all imaging modalities in the Clinical Center, thereby allowing Fellows to process their data on workstations using the LDRR-developed Multimodality Radiological Image Processing System (MRIPS). The LDRR lab provides bench research opportunities to Fellows.

Research Opportunities:
  • Molecular imaging
  • Magnetic resonance neuroimaging utilizing MR measures as primary and secondary outcomes in treatment trial designs in central nervous system diseases such as multiple sclerosis and stroke
  • Magnetic resonance microscopy in experimental disease models
  • Proton magnetic resonance spectroscopic imaging for measuring metabolite concentrations in various normal and central nervous system diseases
  • Functional magnetic resonance imaging including real-time processing and statistical analysis for physiological interviews and measures of cerebral perfusion
  • Development of novel magnetic resonance pulse sequences to be used for monitoring physiologic and metabolic processes in normal and disease states
  • Contrast agent development for molecular imaging and cellular tags
  • Innovative image processing and visualization algorithms

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