Brain Image Computing (BrIC) Laboratory
 3D model of Tumor Habitat |  Shape Changes between treatment effects and tumor recurrence |  Radiation necrosis vs. tumor recurrence using radiomics on routine MRI |
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 Survival prediction in Glioblastoma patients using radiomics analysis |  Studying structural deformations in Glioblastoma to predict patient survival |  Radiogenomic analysis of brain tumors |
About Us
BrIC lab focuses on developing neuroinformatics techniques using machine learning, statistical modeling, and pattern recognition for applications in brain tumors and neurological disorders. One of the primary focuses of BrIC lab is to identify computerized image-based (also known as radiomic) phenotypes, and their associations with genomics (radiogenomics) and histo-pathology (radio-pathomics) for disease characterization.
Our vision is to conduct interdisciplinary and translational research in personalized diagnostics towards early diagnosis, prognosis, and response to treatment for different neurological conditions including brain tumors. Through our clinical collaborations and research efforts, we aim to build technologies with a potential for near-term clinical impact in customizing personalized treatments and improving patient survival.
Our lab is located at Case Western Reserve University, within School of Medicine and Case Comprehensive Cancer Center, and is affiliated with the Center for Computational Imaging and Personalized Diagnostics.
Please check the research page for specific projects and research focus of our group.