Yerkes Imaging Center

Yerkes Imaging Center, a part of the Yerkes National Non-Human Primate Research Center at Emory University, is a dynamic research organization with primary focus on: 1) the development of in-vivo magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and optical/speckle imaging technologies, and 2) the applications of these innovative imaging technologies to study anatomy, physiology and function in neurosciences with emphasis on monkey and rodent models. Click on the 'Research Interests' tab on the left to find out more.

The Yerkes Imaging Center also provides fee-for-service for routine anatomical, physiological, spectroscoppic and functional imaging.
For projects with non-standard or novel imaging protocols, collaborations with Yerkes Imaging Center scientists are encouraged.

MRI JOB OPENINGS - Jul 1, 2008

News and Events

Muir et al.'s paper describing "Cerebral Blood Flow MRI in Mice using the Cardiac Spin-Labeling Technique" is in press in Magn Reson Med (May 2008)
Duong et al.'s paper describing "Layer-specific anatomical, physiological and functional MRI of the retina" is in press in NMR Biomedicine (Apr 2008)
Shen et al.'s paper describing Quantitative Prediction of Ischemic Stroke Tissue Fate is in press in NMR Biomedicine (Feb 2008)
Cheng et al.'s paper on "Temporal Statistical Analysis of Laser Speckle Images and Its Application to Retinal Blood-Flow Imaging" is published in Optics Express (Jun 2008)

Recent grant awards to the Yerkes Imaging Center:
* University Research Committee (Jun 2008), PI: Yoji Tanaka
* American Heart Association (Jan 2008), PI: Qiang Shen
* Predictive Health Institute, Robert W. Woodruff Health Sciences Center (Sept 2007), PI: Duong, Dion, Zola

Last updated Jan 2, 2008