Gregory Anthony

Gregory Anthony, PhD, serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Radiology & Imaging Sciences at the Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. As a diagnostic imaging medical physicist, he specializes in cardiovascular imaging with expertise in MRI and CT technologies. His primary role involves developing and advancing the cardiovascular imaging program at IU through clinical research, technical support, and protocol optimization. Dr. Anthony is an integral member of the diagnostic physics team, providing essential expertise for radiology services while fulfilling educational responsibilities for medical physics and radiology trainees.

Research Focus:
Dr. Anthony's work centers on cardiovascular imaging physics, specifically advancing MRI and CT applications for cardiac diagnostics. His research focuses on improving image acquisition techniques, optimizing scanning protocols for vascular studies, and enhancing quantitative analysis methods in cardiovascular radiology. This work directly supports clinical innovation in cardiac imaging at Indiana University.

Educational & Clinical Integration:
Through his dual role in research and clinical service, Dr. Anthony bridges physics principles with practical radiology applications. He trains residents and medical physics students in imaging physics fundamentals while mentoring them in cardiovascular-specific applications. His contributions strengthen both the academic mission and clinical capabilities of the Radiology Department.