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Professor and Chair, Department of Computer Science
Dr. Hahn has been interested in basic research within the broad scope of
computer graphics as well as their application in a number of important
domains. He has led the development of a number of surgical training simulators
and image-guided surgical procedures. He is the founding co-director of the
Laboratory for Advanced Computer Applications in Medicine (LACAM) and the
founding director of the Institute for Computer Graphics (ICG) and the
Institute for Biomedical Engineering.
E-mail: hahn@gwu.edu | Personal Webpage
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Chair,
Academic Programs Committee,
Associate Professor,
Department of Computer Science
Xiuzhen (Susan) Cheng, Ph.D is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the George Washington University. Dr. Cheng's research interests are centered on algorithm design and analysis targeting problems originated from wireless networks and computational medicine. She has been working on a clustering-based prognostic system to predict the outcome of cancer patients. Currently her research is mainly focused on the development and application of machine learning techniques to evaluate and identify risk factors for cancer and conduct clinical outcome and survival prediction. Dr. Cheng was a program director of the National Science Foundation for six months in 2006. She received the NSF CAREER Award in 2004.
E-mail:cheng@gwu.edu
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Chair,
Colloquium Committee,
Department of Pharmacology and Physiology
Dr.
Kay is studying cardiac arrhythmias using optical and
advanced signal processing techniques. He received his
undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering and a masters
in biological engineering from North Carolina State University.
He completed his doctoral degree in biomedical engineering
at Washington University in St. Louis. He is a registered
professional engineer.
E-mail: mwk@crml.uab.edu |
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Chair,Laboratories
and Infrastructure Committee,
Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Since 1990, James D. Lee has been Professor in the Department
of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the George
Washington University. He has also been an active researcher
in various areas of mechanical engineering. He has BS(1964),
MS(1967), and Ph.D.(1971) degrees from National Taiwan
University, Rice University, and Princeton University,
respectively. He is a registered Professional Engineer
in Washington, DC and a member of ASME, Sigma Xi.
E-mail: jdlee@gwu.edu |
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Chair,
External Relations Committee,
Professor, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Dr. Loew has been focusing on medical imaging as it can be used in diagnosis and treatment. One major
area of research is multimodality image registration, in which several kinds of
images (e.g., MRI and CT) are used together to provide more information than
either could alone. His work has led to several approaches to compression and
its quantitative evaluation using clinical data.
E-mail: loew@seas.gwu.edu | Personal
Webpage
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Chair,
Research Initiatives Committee,
Associate Professor, Department of Mechanical and Aerospace
Engineering
Dr. Mittal is focusing his research on the use of large-scale computer
simulations for examining physiological flows. One area of focus is
cardiovascular flows where computer simulations have been used to gain a better
understanding of blood flow in stenosed arteries and associated bioacoustic
signatures. A second area of focus is laryngeal dynamics as it relates to voice
production, voice disorders and surgical planning. He directs the activities of
the Flow Simulation and Analysis Group in MAE where in the last three years, he
has been PI of projects from AFOSR, ONR, NASA, ARO and Dupont Corporation.
E-mail:mittal@gwu.edu |
Personal Webpage
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Chair,
Strategic Planning Committee,
Professor and Chair, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
Dr. Walsh is interested in the application of computer technologies to
education, training, and clinical treatments. As a founding co-director of
LACAM, Dr. Walsh has participated in the development of surgical training
simulators and preoperative planning systems.
E-mail: rjwalsh@gwu.edu
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