COLLABORATIVE PROJECTS
Collaboration at Every Stage of Development
Extending the reach of the Center and the scientific endeavors of collaborations.
Our Collaborative Projects (CPs) represent a diverse network of research labs and scientists covering a broad range of research topics, each with a push-pull relationship with the Center to design, optimize, and evaluate CT technologies or applications.
To propose a collaborative project, please complete the CVIT Collaboration Submission Form and email it to us with your project idea. Your proposal will be evaluated at the next Executive Committee (EC) meeting of the CVIT lab. If accepted, you will receive an official acceptance email outlining the next steps.
Email us to propose a collaborative project
Exploration of the Potential for Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning to Advance Low-Dose Radiation Biology Research
Institute: Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN)
PI: Anuj Kapadia, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1
Status: ActiveImage-based evaluation of pulmonary function
Institute: Kanazawa University (Kanazawa, Japan)
PI: Rie Tanaka, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2
Status: ActiveVirtual clinical trials in PET and PET/CT for improved diagnosis of and evaluation of therapies for cancer
Institute: University of Washington (Seattle, United States)
PI: Paul Kinahan, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: ActiveOptimization of photon counting CT (PCCT) for radiomic quantification
Institute: NIH Clinical Center (Bethesda, United States)
PI: Elizabeth C. Jones, M.D., M.P.H., M.B.A.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: ActiveLow-dose perfusion CT simulations for filter optimization
Institute: Radboud University Medical Center (Nijmegen, Netherlands)
PI: Ioannis Sechopoulos, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: ActiveUse of anthropomorphic digital phantoms for assessing robustness of radiomic features across CT scanners and scanning parameters in tumor response evaluation
Institute: Columbia University Medical Center (New York, United States)
PI: Binsheng Zhao, D.Sc.; Larry Schwartz, M.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: Paused
Past CPs
CT scan data with and without anasarca cases and increased radiation dose cases
Institute: MD Anderson Cancer Center (Houston, TX, USA)
PI: Corey Jensen
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2
Status: EndedDevelopment of motion compensated cone-beam CT imaging acquisition and reconstruction methods
Institute: Washington University (St. Louis, United States)
PI: Deshan Yang, Ph.D.; Michael H Gach, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2
Status: EndedImpact of CT acquisition protocol on CT-derived fractional flow reserve
Institute: HeartFlow (Redwood City, United States)
PI: Michiel Schaap, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2
Status: EndedIn-silicon validation of pulmonary vascular and cardiac volume in non-contrast no-ECG gated CT acquisitions
Institute: Harvard University (Cambridge, United States)
PI: Raúl San José Estépar, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: EndedEnabling accurate identification and quantification of brown adipose tissue mass by xenon enhanced computed tomography
Institute: University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill, United States)
PI: Rosa Tamara Branca, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2
Status: EndedPhase-contrast x-ray imaging
Institute: KTH Royal Institute of Technology (Stockholm, Sweden)
PI: Hans Hertz, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1
Status: EndedDeep radiomic detection and diagnosis for CT Colonography
Institute: Massachusetts General Hospital (Cambridge, United States)
PI: Hiroyuki Yoshida, Ph.D.; Janne Näppi, Ph.D.
Interactions: TR&D 1, TR&D 2, TR&D 3
Status: Ended
