UCSF Vascular Imaging Research Center

Medical Imaging Researcher

Built the end-to-end pipeline and visualization tools for tracking longitudinal vascular changes from MRI, and established imaging infrastructure for the MAPP clinical study.

• Longitudinal Vascular Analysis Pipeline — Designed and built the complete process for quantifying changes in vasculature over time from serial MRI scans, enabling clinicians to track disease progression with precision.
• Coregistered 3D Visualizations — Developed tools to generate coregistered three-dimensional renderings that highlighted regions of additional stenosis or lumen growth between timepoints, giving researchers an intuitive view of vascular change.
• Custom Tooling — Created all supporting software tools for image processing, registration, and visualization, bridging the gap between raw MRI data and clinically meaningful output.
• MAPP Study Infrastructure — Set up the PACS server and subject database for the Multidisciplinary Approach to the Study of Chronic Pelvic Pain (MAPP) study, establishing the imaging data management backbone for the research program.