About
Tim Mulnix is a Researcher at the Yale School of Medicine (Yale University), specializing in advanced medical imaging technologies. His work focuses on PET imaging systems like the NeuroEXPLORER, neurodegenerative disease diagnostics, and motion correction algorithms in cardiology imaging. He collaborates closely with multidisciplinary teams including clinicians and engineers.
- Affiliations: Yale School of Medicine, Department of Radiology and Biomedical Imaging
- Notable Projects: NeuroEXPLORER clinical evaluations, frontotemporal dementia imaging studies
Research Interests:
Dr. Mulnix’s research bridges engineering and clinical practice. He develops cutting-edge imaging systems to improve diagnostic accuracy for neurological conditions and cardiovascular diseases. Recent work emphasizes quantitative validation of novel PET devices and algorithmic solutions for motion artifacts in dynamic imaging.
Publications highlight contributions to PET/CT technology advancements, cognitive-neuroimaging correlations in dementia, and cardiac motion correction methodologies. His 2024 NeuroEXPLORER paper earned the Journal of Nuclear Medicine’s top clinical award.
- Awards: Editors' Choice Award (2025)
He has no listed trainees but collaborates extensively with researchers like Dr. David Matuskey and Dr. Richard Carson. His work is supported by interdisciplinary initiatives at Yale’s biomedical imaging core facilities.
