Stanford University · Biomedical EngineeringDahl Lab
Jeremy Dahl · Stanford, California
Research Focus
Dr. Jeremy Dahl's lab focuses on creating advanced imaging technology to improve the early detection of breast cancer. Their primary project involves developing a specialized ultrasound molecular imaging system designed to target a protein called B7-H3, which is closely associated with breast cancer. This innovative approach aims to enhance diagnostic accuracy and potentially allow for the earlier identification of metastatic disease, ultimately offering better treatment options for patients.
breast cancerultrasound imagingmolecular imagingB7-H3 biomarkermicrobubblesearly detectionmetastasisdiagnostic technologycontrast imagingnovel biomarkers
Research Aims
5AIM 01Develop a real-time ultrasound molecular imaging platform for breast cancer detection.
AIM 02Utilize targeted microbubbles to enhance contrast imaging.
AIM 03Identify B7-H3 as a specific biomarker for breast cancer.
AIM 04Test imaging technology in various preclinical models.
AIM 05Optimize ultrasound parameters for improved imaging sensitivity.
Skills the Lab Values
ultrasound imagingmicrobubble technologybioconjugation chemistryanimal modelsreal-time imagingneural network applicationscontrast agent developmentin vitro testingimaging frequency optimizationphantom testing
Output against the department
Publications523top 14% of dept.85th of 595
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Citations14ktop 25% of dept.151st of 595
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