Optical Radiology Labs at Washington University in St. Louis School of Medicine

Welcome to the Optical Radiology Lab!

The ORL explores ways of exploiting non-invasive optical measurements for both functional and molecular biological imaging. Specifically, we develop subsurface optical tomography for imaging intrinsic, hemoglobin-sensitive contrasts, and exogenous, molecularly-targeted-fluorescent contrasts. Using hemoglobin contrasts, a portable and wearable brain imaging device is being developed to expand the range of human behaviors that can be assessed with functional neuroimaging techniques. In another project, fluorescence tomography systems and methods are being developed to image the bio-distribution of molecularly targeted probes in small animal models of disease.

ORL Updates:
STARS Young Scholar Aug 2nd, 2011
Neel Kothari is Named 2011 Students and Teachers As Research Scientists (STARS) Young Scholar

Travel Award - ECI June 5-8, 2011
Metasebya Solomon received a Travel Award to attend the ECI: Advances in Optics for Biotechnology, Medicine and Surgery XII meeting in Naples Beach Hotel Naples, Florida, USA.

Best Poster Award - June 7th, 2011
Metasebya Solomon received the Best Poster Award by the Engineering Conference International (ECI) for her work on Multimodal Fluorescence DOT-SPECT/CT for in vivo Sentinel Lymph Node Imaging presented at the ECI meeting in Naples, Florida, USA


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