Lianrui Zuo
The landscape is a patient. A biomedical measurement sees only part of it: inside the frame is what was measured; beyond it, what can be inferred fades with distance. Move the frame with your cursor.Drag to move the frame.
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I’m a postdoctoral research fellow at Vanderbilt University. I develop methods that make biomedical measurements trustworthy, complete, and informative.

I work in the MASI Lab with Bennett Landman. Before Vanderbilt, I did my Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins with Jerry Prince, and spent four years as a predoctoral fellow at the National Institute on Aging with Susan Resnick during my PhD. This fall I’m teaching ECE 6357 Advanced Image Processing.

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