Medical Informatics Research Group

Medical Informatics is a rapidly emerging and increasingly important discipline aimed at exploring ways in which computer science methods and techniques can contribute to, and benefit from, problems in medicine and biomedicine. The emphasis of our research group is on graphics, visualization, animation, computer vision and knowledge based methods to model, simulate, analyze and visualize biomedical processes and structures.

The Medical Informatics Group is a part of Georgia Tech's Graphics, Visualization, and Usability Center.

Current Research Projects

• Segmentation of Angiographic Images

• PERFEX-Knowledge Based Interpretation of Myocardial SPECT Imagery

• Automatic Determination of the Orientation of the Heart

• Visualization of Multi-modality Cardiac Imagery

• Interactively Deformable Models for Surgery Simulation

Group Members

Faculty:

• Norberto F. Ezquerra

Ph.D. Students:

• Rakesh Mullick
• Yves D. Jean
• James F. O'Brien
• Jeremy M. Heiner
• Steve K. Capell

M.S. Students:

• Levien De Braal
• Sharon M. Davis
• Vipul Gupta
• Alex van Dam

Contact information:

Or make use of our comment box.