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Assessment of PET System Limitations for Imaging Low Radioactivity Concentrations	Optimization of the Solid-Phase Synthesis of [18F] Radiolabeled Peptides for Positron Emission Tomography

Anatomical based breast phantoms and patient count rate based activity ratios for use with dedicated breast Positron Emission Tomography	Novel approach to three-dimensional diffusion MRI: Diffusion-weighted three-dimensional overlapping "Rod" acquisition (DW TORQ)

A laboratory PET scanner with depth-of-interaction detectors for mouse studies and molecular imaging	Magnetic resonance thermal imaging in combination with parallel MRI technique in the presence of motion

Quantification in fluorine-18-fluorodeoxyglucose dedicated breast PET/CT	PET Image Segmentation and Reconstruction Using Level Set Method

PET imaging of matriptase as a marker for cancer progression	Modeling the Deposition and Fate of Particulate Air Pollutants using Positron Emission Tomography

Studies of the Interactions of the MRI System with the PET Insert and Deriving MRI-based Attenuation Map for PET Image Reconstruction	Thermodynamics, Kinetics and Interactions of a Synthetic Probe-Engineered Reporter Affinity System for Pretargeted Imaging and Therapy

Investigation of Contrast-Enhanced Dual Energy Mammography (CEDEM) on a Breast CT Platform	Quantitative Targeting and Radiation Therapy of Breast Cancer using a Dedicated Breast Computed Tomography Platform

Longitudinal Tissue Segmentation Methods for the Aging Brain	The Development of Multimodal Imaging Probes for Visualizing Neuroinflammation in Alzheimer's Disease and Traumatic Brain Injury

Statistical methods for diffusion magnetic resonance imaging	Computer Generation of Breast CT Phantoms containing Realistic Lesions using Morphology, Texture and Contrast Enhancement Characterization through Computer-aided diagnosis