Aram Teymurazyan

Aram Teymurazyan serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at the University of Regina's Faculty of Science, where he holds the prestigious Fedoruk Research Chair in Nuclear Imaging Technologies.

His research program pioneers dual-domain imaging innovations:

• Medical applications focusing on radiation-based disease diagnosis and treatment through novel detector technologies
• Groundbreaking plant imaging research studying molecular-level processes to enhance understanding of plant productivity, nutrient/water efficiency, plant-microbe interactions, and environmental stress responses

He maintains active teaching responsibilities across core physics courses including Mechanics, Radiation Science, Health Physics, and Experimental Physics.

His primary recognition is:

• Fedoruk Research Chair in Nuclear Imaging Technologies

No information is available regarding student supervision or additional research grants beyond his named chair position.

Dr. Teymurazyan directs the fully equipped Nuclear Imaging and Detector Development Laboratory (NIDDL) in room LB 116, specializing in PET and SPECT imaging technology development for both medical and botanical applications.