ABSTRACT
The continuing rapid growth in imaging technology is greatly advancing medical research, basic biological science, and clinical practice. A central factor in the success and increasingly wide-spread application of imaging approaches in medicine has been the development of sophisticated computational methods for extracting and modeling clinically significant and scientifically important information from image data. This talk will review some of the landmark contributions to the field that originated at the GRASP lab, and how we are helping to carry this legacy forward through the work of our ‘spin-off’ lab at the Perelman School of Medicine.