ECE - AI Contrast Agents -- AI to eliminate chemical contrast agents in imaging
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Chemical contrast agents have long been integral to clinical diagnostic imaging. However, growing concerns about their safety, cost, and environmental impact have prompted the need for alternative solutions. In this talk, Dr. Shuo Li will present his pioneering work on AI contrast-enhanced imaging. This transformative approach leverages cutting-edge machine learning techniques to synthesize contrast-enhanced images without chemical agents. This innovative technology reduces patient risk and healthcare costs and opens new frontiers for precision imaging. Dr. Li will showcase recent breakthroughs from his lab, highlight clinical applications across cardiology, oncology, and neurology, and discuss the future potential of AI-driven imaging in reshaping medical diagnostics.
Dr. Li is a global leader in conducting multi-disciplinary research to enable artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. He is a Leonard Case, Jr. endowed chair professor at Case Western Reserve University (USA). Before that, he was an associate professor at Western University (Canada) and a scientist at the Lawson Health Research Institute. He was a scientist at GE Healthcare (2006-2015). He is a committee member in multiple highly influential conferences and societies. He is most notable for serving on the prestigious board of directors of the MICCAI society (2015-2024), where he also served as general chair of the MICCAI 2022 conference, the most influential AI-in-imaging conference. He has over 300 publications, acted as the editor for six Springer books, and serves as an associate editor for several prestigious journals in the field. Throughout his career, he has received several awards from GE, various institutes, and international organizations. He is a Fellow of SPIE, AAIA, IET, AIMBE, and IAMBE, and a member of the National Academy of Artificial Intelligence (NAAI).
Webpage: https://engineering.case.edu/about/school-directory/shuo-li