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• Weiss Lab

  The Weiss Lab, which features a multi-disciplinary team at Johns Hopkins as well as at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, is dedicated to identifying the most important clinical, genetic, structural, contractile and metabolic causes of sudden cardiac death as well as the means to reverse the underlying pathology and lower risk.
  
  Current projects include research into energy metabolism in human heart failure and creatine kinase metabolism in animal models of heart failure.
  
  Robert G. Weiss, MD, is professor of medicine, Radiology and Radiological Science, at the Johns Hopkins University.

  Research Areas: energy metabolism, creatine kinase metabolism, imaging, heart failure, aging, cardiology, sudden cardiac death

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  Principal Investigator

  Robert Weiss, M.D.

  Department

  Medicine
  

• Wojciech Zbijewski Lab

  Research in the Wojciech Zbijewski Lab — a component of the Imaging for Surgery, Therapy and Radiology (I-STAR) Lab — focuses on system modeling techniques to optimize the x-ray CT imaging chain. We’re specifically interested in: 1) using numerical models to improve the task-based optimization of image quality; 2) exploring advanced modeling of physics in statistical reconstruction; 3) using accelerated Monte Carlo methods in CT imaging; and 4) conducting experimental validation of such approaches and applying them to the development of new imaging methods.

  Research Areas: physics, image reconstruction, algorithms, imaging, x-ray

  

  Principal Investigator

  Wojtek Zbijewski, M.S., Ph.D.

  Department

  Biomedical Engineering
  

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