Organization: UNC / UNC Health

I have a PhD in physics with my thesis focusing on MRI. I have worked in body MRI for 20 years on the faculty of two academic medical centers. I have been involved in several research projects in cardiac and abdominal imaging. I have previously served as the Director of...

I am a Clinical Professor in the Department of Radiology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) and currently serve as the Executive Vice Chair of Radiology and the Interim Division Chief of the Abdominal Imaging Division of Radiology. My research interests focus on evaluation of hepatocellular...

Main research focus includes: 1) molecular imaging of tumor microenvironment, such as hypoxia, metabolism, immune response; 2) Radiation effects in normal tissue; 3) Developing novel radiation treatment for cancer management

As a cancer biologist, cellular and molecular biologist, as well as radiation oncologist, my ability to serve as co-I on this proposal, is demonstrated by, i] over 20 years of experience in radiation and cancer biology, with particular emphasis on studying the role of oxidative stress in the disease pathogenesis...

I am interested in novel genomic and radiomic markers of radiosensitivity in hematologic and genitourinary malignancies. I am also interested in comoitational methods to integrate big data into clinical practice.

Dr. Kristin Tully is a medical anthropologist and Research Assistant Professor in the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Her expertise is engaging birthing individuals, family members, clinicians, and community members through mixed methods research to understand health priorities and co-generate solutions...

I am a licensed pharmacist, authorized user of radioactive materials, and board-certified nuclear pharmacist. My role at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill is two-fold: I serve as a clinical radiopharmacist at the Medical Center and as Director of Radiopharmacy and Regulatory Compliance at the Biomedical Research Imaging Center....

My research focuses on charting developmental trajectories in autistic and non-autistic youth, with a specific focus on sex and gender. My research uses multiple methods (eye tracking, EEG, physiological markers, neuropsychological testing, self and parent report) to examine group differences and trajectories during key developmental periods.