William A. Grissom
Professor William A. Grissom is inspiring future generations in the field of Biomedical Engineering at Case Western Reserve University. As a leading figure in the Grissom Lab, he is at the forefront of advancing imaging techniques by integrating radiofrequency pulses, innovative radiofrequency coils, and cutting-edge computation. His pioneering research is dedicated to enhancing the information content of conventional imaging methods, with a particular emphasis on Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI). Professor Grissom's lab is renowned for its groundbreaking work in developing real-time MRI acquisitions and specialized hardware tailored for a variety of medical applications. These include MR-guided focused ultrasound therapy, ultrasound neuromodulation, and robotic laser thermal therapy. His innovative approaches are setting new standards in medical imaging, offering transformative solutions for complex medical challenges. His research endeavors have garnered significant support from prestigious funding bodies such as the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the Department of Defense (DoD), and the Focused Ultrasound Foundation. These endorsements underscore the impact and potential of his work in revolutionizing medical imaging and therapy. Collaboration is a cornerstone of Professor Grissom's approach, and he actively partners with esteemed institutions like Vanderbilt University, Stanford University, and Harvard Medical School. These collaborations foster a dynamic exchange of ideas and expertise, further propelling the advancements in imaging technologies. Professor Grissom's contributions to the field are not only advancing scientific knowledge but also paving the way for innovative therapeutic techniques that hold promise for improving patient outcomes. His dedication to research and education continues to inspire the next generation of biomedical engineers, equipping them with the skills and knowledge to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Publications
, 2385-2398, 2018-11-05
, 2227-2241, 2023-01-28