Stuart S. Berr

Stuart S. Berr is a Professor of Radiology and Medical Imaging as well as Biomedical Engineering at the University of Virginia. His research focuses on developing magnetic resonance (MR) techniques for biomedical applications, particularly in noninvasive blood perfusion imaging and micro-imaging of cardiovascular systems in small animals.

• University: University of Virginia
• Departments: Radiology and Medical Imaging, Biomedical Engineering
• Role: Faculty member with a laboratory at Fontaine Research Park, Snyder Building Room 157

Research Interests:
Dr. Berr's work centers on advancing MR technology for clinical and preclinical studies. Key areas include:

• Non-contrast-enhanced blood perfusion imaging for kidneys, lungs, heart, and brain
• Hydrogen-based MR imaging of pulmonary systems
• High-resolution micro-imaging of murine cardiovascular structures

Laboratory:
His lab at Fontaine Research Park addresses challenges in spatial and temporal resolution for small-animal MR imaging, contributing to understanding human and animal physiology.