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Radiology

Medical College of Wisconsin Department of Radiology Imaging Research Section

Meet Our Team

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Kevin M. Koch, PhD

Adjunct Professor

kmkoch@mcw.edu

(414) 955-4034

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Samuel Bobholz, PhD

Assistant Professor

sbobholz@mcw.edu

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Edgar A. DeYoe, PhD

Principal Investigator; Professor (Radiology; Department of Cell Biology, Neurobiology & Anatomy); Associate Professor (Department of Biophysics); Graduate Faculty, Programs in Cell & Developmental Biology, Neuroscience and Biophysics; Section of Imaging Research, Division of Imaging Sciences

deyoe@mcw.edu

(414) 955-4920

Functional neuroimaging (FMRI) of brain systems responsible for sensory perception, especially vision, and brain-related sensory pathology

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Peter S. LaViolette, PhD, MS

Robert C. Olson, MD, Professorship in Radiology; Director, Quantitative Imaging Laboratory, Medical College of Wisconsin; Section of Imaging Research, Division of Imaging Sciences

plaviole@mcw.edu

(414) 955-7490

Vice Chair of Imaging Research

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Andrew S. Nencka, PhD

Associate Professor; Director, Center for Imaging Research (CIR); Section of Imaging Research, Division of Imaging Sciences

anencka@mcw.edu

(414) 955-4766

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Yang Wang, MD, PhD

Professor; Division of Imaging Sciences

yangwang@mcw.edu

(414) 955-5473

Task-dependent functional MRI; resting-state functional connectivity MRI; Arterial Spin Labeling (ASL) perfusion; multiband multiecho imaging; machine learning approaches

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