BioMedical Engineering and Imaging Institute

 Currently, my primary focus is bioengineering phantoms, matierials that mimic human biological tissue. By precisely adjusting chemical compositions, I am creating accurate representations of prostate tissue to test MRI sensitivity and standardize imaging across machines. 

 I am in the process of writing a formal research paper. This publication will document our calibration techniques and the specific dielectric properties of our phantoms, aimed at helping other researchers acquire more accurate imaging data. 

 As my research evolves, I plan to branch into hardware engineering. I will be applying my CAD and 3D printing skills to design custom Radiofrequency (RF) Coils, the "antennas" of the MRI, to further improve signal reception in UHF scanners.