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List of Faculty and Scientists by Specialties

    Radiation Dosimetry, Radiation Protection

  • Bryan Bednarz, Assistant Professor, Radiation protection, Monte Carlo methods, proton therapy (Also Human Oncology)

  • Paul M. DeLuca, Professor, UW Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affiars, Neutron and proton dosimetry (Also Physics; Human Oncology)

  • Larry DeWerd, Professor(CHS), Director - Radiation Calibration Laboratory, Radiation Dosimetry

  • Doug Henderson, Professor, Radiation Transport, Reactor Physics (Also Engineering Physics)


  • Biomagnetism

  • Ron Wakai, Professor, Admissions Chair, Biomagnetism


  • Diagnostic X-Ray Imaging

  • GuangHong Chen, Professor, CT imaging (Also Radiology)

  • Walter Peppler, Professor CHS, Diagnostic X-ray imaging (Also Radiology)

  • Frank Ranallo, Associate Professor CHS, Diagnostic imaging, Quality assurance (Also Radiology)

  • Melvin Siedband, Professor Emeritus, Diagnostic Imaging

  • Michael Speidel, Assistant Professor, Interventional and Diagnostic X-ray Imaging (Also Medicine)

  • Michael VanLysel, Associate Professor, Angiographic X-ray Imaging (Also Medicine)

  • John R. Vetter, Associate Professor CHS, Diagnostic Imaging; Department Administrator

  • William Zarnstorff, Professor Emeritus, Diagnostic Imaging


  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging

  • Andy Alexander, Associate Professor, MRI Imaging (Also Psychiatry)

  • Wally Block, Associate Professor, MRI Imaging (Also Biomedical Engineering)

  • Sean Fain, Associate Professor, Vice Chair for Research and Director of the Image Analysis Core Facility, MRI and CT Imaging

  • Frank Korosec, Professor CHS, MRI Imaging (Also Radiology)

  • M. Elizabeth Meyerand, Professor: Department of Medical Physics; Chair, Department of Biomedical Engineering

  • Charles Mistretta, Vice Chair for Faculty, John R. Cameron Professor, MRI Imaging

  • James Sorenson, Professor Emeritus, MRI Imaging

  • Orhan Unal, Senior Scientist, MRI Imaging; Director of Medical Physics Computing

  • Oliver Wieben, Assistant Professor, MRI Imaging


  • Nuclear Medicine, PET, Molecular Imaging

  • Todd Barnhart, Associate Scientist, Director of PET Cyclotron Operations

  • Weibo Cai, Assistant Professor (Also Radiology)

  • Brad Christian, Associate Professor, PET Imaging (Also Psychiatry; Keck Imaging Center)

  • Onofre T. DeJesus, Professor, Radiopharmaceutical chemistry; nuclear medicine

  • Marina Emborg, Assistant Professor, Director of Preclinical Parkinson's Research Program

  • James Holden, Professor, Nuclear medicine, Medical imaging (Also Radiology)

  • Robert J. Nickles, Professor, Nuclear Medicine, PET (Also Radiology; Physics)


  • Optical Imaging

  • Paul Campagnola, Associate Professor, Optical Imaging

  • Kevin Eliceiri, Director, Laboratory for Optical And Computational Instrumentation


  • Radiation Therapy Physics

  • Robert Jeraj, Associate Professor, Image-guided therapy, Image assessment, molecular imaging (Also Human Oncology)

  • Michael Kissick, Assistant Professor, Image-guided therapy, dose painting, photo acoustic imaging (Also Human Oncology)

  • T.R. Mackie, Professor, Image-guided therapy, proton therapy (ALso Human Oncology)

  • Bhudatt Paliwal, Professor, Director of Radiation Therapy Physics, (Also Human Oncology)

  • Jenni Smilowitz, Clinical Assistant Professor, Radiation Therapy Physics, Radiation Dosimetry (Also Human Oncology)

  • Bruce Thomadsen, Professor, Radiation Therapy Physics, Radiation Dosimetry (Also Human Oncology)

  • Wolfgang Tome, Professor, Radiation Therapy Physics, Radiation Dosimetry (Also Human Oncology)


  • Ultrasound Imaging

  • Timothy J Hall, Professor, Director of Lab Rotation Program, elastography, Ultrasound Imaging; image Processing

  • Ernest L. Madsen, Professor Emeritus, Ultrasound Imaging, MRI Imaging

  • Tomy Varghese, Professor, Ultrasound Imaging; elastography, signal processing

  • James Zagzebski, Professor and Chair, Ultrasound Imaging



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