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Course HST: Health Sciences and Technology

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Parent organizationMassachusetts Institute of Technology
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Neural Implicit Fields for Representing Cardiovascular Organs

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Course HST: Health Sciences and Technology

This project revolves around creating implicit neural representations of cardiovascular organs for application to virtual patient generation.

  • Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing, Biomechanical Engineering
  • Master Thesis

Topological Regularization for Generative Models of Cardiovascular Anatomy

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Course HST: Health Sciences and Technology

This project focuses on implementing topological regularization techniques for generative models of cardiovascular anatomy.

  • Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing
  • Master Thesis

Interactive Multi-Tissue Segmentation Platform for Intravascular Imaging

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Course HST: Health Sciences and Technology

This masters thesis project revolves around developing a rapid annotation platform for the creation of patient-specific digital twins from intravascular imaging.

  • Artificial Intelligence and Signal and Image Processing
  • Master Thesis

Deep Learning-Based Co-Registration of Coronary Computed Tomography and Intravascular Images

  • Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • Course HST: Health Sciences and Technology

Coronary atherosclerosis can be assessed with a wide array of imaging tools, each with its own strengths in diagnosis and treatment planning. However, aligning such imaging modalities is difficult and time-consuming. This project aims to develop a deep learning tool that can achieve multi-modal co-registration of computed tomography and intravascular images of coronary artery disease. Such a tool can be used to rapidly and automatically align large multi-modal imaging datasets, paving the way for various clinical and machine learning applications.

  • Cardiology, Computer Vision
  • Master Thesis
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