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Joyoni Dey, Ph.D. Assistant Professor, Dept of Radiology Research: Medical Physics Group, U. of Mass Med School 55 Lake Avenue North Worcester, MA 01655 phone:508-856-4313 fax: 508-856-4572  joyoni dot dey at umassmed dot edu

Assistant Professor of Radiology Research Interests: Medical Imaging and Image Processing, focusing on image reconstruction with physical modeling, segmentation, registration; System design and OptimizationNew designs for improving imaging performance of Cardiac SPECT. PhD: Dept of ECE, Carnegie Mellon University in 1999. Appointment: Assistant Professor of Radiology (Jan 1, 2009 - Present).            GRANT             NIH R21HL102574 "Design and Simulation of a Novel High Performance             Cardiac SPECT Camera" J. Dey (PI). Funded 01/15/2011-11/30/2012.       Teaching Highlights     FALL 2008:Computer Vision CS 549, WPI (grad course).     SPRING 2006: BME 581 (co-instructor)Medical Imaging Systems, WPI (grad). Graduate Students/Postdocs Nirav Modi, MSc, Electrical Engineering, UMass Lowell, Fall 2010-Dec 2011 (graduated) Dr. Shruti Agarwal, Postdoc, UMassMedSchool Worcester, May 2011-Sept 2012          Selected Publications Editorial Functions ISRN Biomedical Engineering   [Member of Editorial Board] Medical Physics   [Reviewer and Adhoc Associate Editor] IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging  [Reviewer] IEEE  Transactions on Nuclear Science  [Reviewer] IEEE Transactions on Image Processing [Reviewer] Proceedings of the IEEE   [Reviewer] IEEE  Transactions on Nuclear Science  [Reviewer] IEEE Signal Processing Letters [Reviewer] MICCAI [Reviewer]

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MRI Bloch Equation Simulators from Brian Hargreaves, Stanford NCAT Phantom from Prof Paul Segars, Duke University

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