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Taly Gilat-Schmidt , Ph.D.
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Assistant Professor of Biomedical Engineering
Marquette University
Olin Engineering Center
P.O. Box 1881
Milwaukee WI 53201-1881
Email: taly.gilat-schmidt@mu.edu
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Research Interests:
- Medical Imaging Systems
- Computed Tomography
- Image Reconstruction
Professional Preparation
| University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign |
BS |
1998 |
Electrical Engineering
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| Stanford University |
MS |
2002 |
Electrical
Engineering |
| Stanford University |
PhD |
2005 |
Electrical
Engineering |
Appointments/Professional Experience
| 7/98-8/00 |
Edison Engineering Development Program, GE Medical Systems
- Nuclear Medicine Installed Base
- X-ray Systems Engineering Group
- Applied Science Lab
- Patient Monitoring Systems Group
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| 9/00-9/05 |
Research Assistant, Radiological Sciences Lab, Stanford University |
| 9/05-12/05 |
Postdoctoral Fellow, Radiological Sciences Lab, Stanford University |
| 01/06 |
Assistant Professor, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Marquette University |
Honors
| 9/00-8/03 |
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship
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| 11/2005 |
Radiological Society of North America Research Trainee Prize |
Relevant Publications (* indicates graduate student)
T. G. Schmidt, J. Star-Lack , N. R. Bennett, S. R. Mazin, E. G. Solomon, R. Fahrig, N. J. Pelc, “A prototype table-top inverse-geometry volumetric CT system,” Medical Physics, in press, expected May 2006.
T. G. Schmidt, R. Fahrig, and N. J. Pelc, “A three-dimensional reconstruction algorithm for an inverse-geometry volumetric CT system,” Med. Phys. 32 (11), pp. 3234-3245, 2005.
T. G. Schmidt, R. Fahrig, E. G. Solomon, N. J. Pelc, “An inverse-geometry volumetric CT system with a large-area scanned source: A feasibility study,” Med. Phys. 31(9), pp. 2623-2627, 2004.
Teaching and Mentoring (Graduate Students):
| Spring 2006 |
BIEN 194 - Biocomputing Design Lab 2
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