New York University · Biomedical EngineeringThe NeuroImaging Hub
Jakob Asslaender · New York, New York
Research Focus
Dr. Jakob Asslaender's lab focuses on developing advanced MRI techniques to enhance the accuracy of imaging in clinical settings, particularly for neurological diseases like multiple sclerosis. The research aims to improve the objectivity and comparability of MRI data by refining a specialized imaging model that reduces scan times while boosting the sensitivity and specificity of results. This work is vital for advancing precision medicine and ensuring better diagnosis and treatment planning in neurology.
MRIquantitative imagingmultiple sclerosisbiomedical engineeringneuroimagingclinical imagingbiomarkersimaging techniquesmodeling
Research Aims
5AIM 01Improve the reproducibility of quantitative MRI techniques.
AIM 02Enhance sensitivity and specificity of MRI imaging for neurological diseases.
AIM 03Develop a new model for T1-relaxation in brain tissues.
AIM 04Establish a robust and fast quantification method for MRI biomarkers.
AIM 05Utilize multiple sclerosis as a test vehicle for advanced imaging techniques.
Skills the Lab Values
MRI pulse sequence designdata analysis in imagingbiostatistical modelingclinical trial methodologysignal processingcomputer programming (Python or MATLAB)magnetization transfer imagingbioinformaticsbiophysical modeling
Output against the department
Publications2bottom 1% of dept.591st of 595
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Citations1bottom 1% of dept.589th of 595
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