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Computational Medicine and Imaging Lab
The Computational Medicine and Imaging Laboratory, led by Kooresh Shoghi, PhD, works at the interface of computational medicine and imaging science, integrating artificial intelligence, in silico models of human biology, and multi-scale biomarker discovery to identify novel imaging biomarkers and predict therapeutic response in cancer and systemic diseases. Looking ahead, we are expanding our use of in-silico biology, virtual imaging trials, and quantitative biomarker research to guide individualized treatment in oncology and in systemic diseases, with the broader aim of translating quantitative imaging and computational medicine approaches into measurable improvements in patient care.
Our People
Members of the CMI Lab are individuals with diverse backgrounds working in a collegial and collaborative environment who are motivated to drive innovations in translational imaging research. Learn more about who we are and how to join our team.
Projects
Research projects in the CMI Lab encompass developing and validating imaging biomarkers, multi-scale bioinformatics analyses, computational biology, and quantitative imaging in an integrated framework to interrogate disease biology and therapeutic efficacy.
Lab Life
Check out all the news and fun happening in the CMI Lab, from poster presentations and science retreats, to lab dinners and outings.
