This series will explore  the interdisciplinary nature 
of imaging in health  and  the sciences,  presented by
experts from academia and industry.  Imaging depicts 
the internal structure of an object  without having to
cut, crack,  or otherwise macroscopically damage the
object. Various probes, including X-rays, gamma  rays
visible light, heavy  ions, sound  waves,  microwaves, 
electrons,  protons,  neutrons,  and  nuclear  magnetic 
resonance signals, are used to study a large variety of 
objects whose sizes vary over an enormous range,from
complex  molecules  to  distant  galaxies.   This series 
provides  a  brief introduction  to  imaging  techniques 
such as MRI,  PETscan, CATscan, and NMR and to the un-
derlying  mathematical  theory  and engineering design
behind them.


All Lectures are open to the public!

You can receive 1 unit of credit in most majors.



 



		
For any questions regarding this seminar....
Please contact Dr. Carol Shubin at (818) 677-7813		
carol.shubin@csun.edu 



			
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