معرفی
Debra McGivney, PhD, is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Case School of Engineering, Case Western Reserve University. She also serves as Associate Chair of the Case School of Engineering. Her research focuses on mathematical modeling of biomedical applications, particularly in medical imaging. She specializes in magnetic resonance fingerprinting (MRF), inverse problems using Bayesian frameworks, and computational solutions for imaging challenges.
Education:
- PhD in Applied Mathematics, Case Western Reserve University (2013)
- MS in Mathematics, John Carroll University (2006)
- BS in Mathematics, University of Notre Dame (2004)
Her research interests include MRF techniques for quantifying tissue properties, tackling the partial volume effect, and improving imaging accuracy through pattern matching and statistical methods. Recent work emphasizes optimizing pulse sequences, reducing artifacts, and applying MRF to brain tumors and epilepsy diagnostics.
Her publications highlight advancements in MRF simulation, error estimation, and integration with quantum-inspired algorithms. She has contributed to 3D imaging techniques, radiomic analysis, and automated sequence design.
Labs and collaborations involve interdisciplinary teams focused on medical imaging innovation, though specific lab names are not mentioned.
