A Professor at UCSF in Radiology, Bioengineering, and Neurological Surgery. He directs multiple imaging research programs, including the UCSF Hyperpolarized MRI Technology Resource Center. His work focuses on developing advanced MRI techniques for functional and metabolic imaging, particularly in brain and prostate cancer.
Jenna manages the website, social media outreach, and research database for hyperpolarized (HP) ¹³C studies, helping to promote research efforts and maintain critical information systems.
Danny is a skilled researcher specializing in MRI hardware design and the development of advanced postprocessing techniques. Their work enhances imaging quality and supports innovations in medical diagnostics.
Kim manages operations and finances for the Human Imaging Center at Byers Hall, supporting cutting-edge imaging research through effective resource and facility management.
Jim develops new methods, designs hardware, and leads regulatory efforts to advance hyperpolarized (HP) stable-isotope MRI research, driving innovation in medical imaging technologies.
Cresini Tabaranza-David is an experienced administrative professional who specializes in supporting and coordinating meetings, events, purchasing, reimbursements, and overall office management. With strong organizational skills and attention to detail, Cresini ensures smooth day-to-day operations and helps teams work efficiently and effectively.