Focus
The Penn Image Computing and Science Laboratory (PICSL) conducts basic and applied research in mathematical, computational and statistical methods for extracting, analyzing and integrating information from imaging and ancillary data. Of particular interest to the lab are methods for detecting, quantifying and modeling the ways in which anatomy and physiology can vary in nature, over time, or as a consequence of disease or therapy.
PICSL is well known internationally for its long track record of methodological innovation in nearly every area of the field, and for its commitment to translating research accomplishments into highly acclaimed open-source software – ANTs, ITK-SNAP, N4ITK, DTI-TK, ASHS which underpin hundreds of published imaging studies around the world every year. The group’s large portfolio of interdisciplinary collaborations spans different model systems and the major modalities in biological and medical imaging of various organ systems in health and disease.
Laboratory details
- James Gee, PhD
Principal Investigator - Paul Yushkevich, PhD
Principal Investigator - Alison Pouch, PhD
Principal Investigator - Sandhitsu Das, PhD
Principal Investigator - Philip Cook, PhD
Senior Research Investigator - Jeffrey Duda, PhD
Research Specialist - Min Chen, PhD
Senior Research Investigator - Ranjit Ittyerah
Research Specialist - Lisa Levorse
Research Specialist - Emily McGrew
Research Specialist - Gaylord Holder
Systems Administrator - Michele McCandless
Administrative Coordinator
Michele McCandless (Haines)
Administrative Coordinator
Email: Michele.Haines@pennmedicine.upenn.edu
Phone: 215-746-7073