Yuhua Chen

Bio

I am a Ph.D. student of Biomedical Engineering at UCLA, supervised by Dr. Debiao Li, the director of Biomedical Imaging Research Institute (BIRI) at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.

My research is focused on Super-Resolution in MRI, Dynamic MRI Reconstruction, and Multi-Organ MRI Segmentation.
I received two degrees: Master of Science in BioEngineering and Master of Computer Information & Technology from University of Pennsylvania (UPenn). I am very lucky to have spent my summers as a research intern at Voxelcloud (with CEO: Dr. Xiaowei Ding), Philips Research (with principal: Dr. Minnan Xu), and MGH/HST A.A Martinos Center (with professor Dr. Iman Aganj).

More on my research and publications.

Who I am ?

As a researcher, developer, and technology enthusiast, I am eager to bring latest techniques to biomedical engineering, aiming to let people have inexpensive, efficient, and affordable medical imaging services.

With a strong background in both biomedical engineering and computer science, I am doing my best to crack down the most uncharted challenges in magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) by translating deep artificial neural networks into biomedical science.

I am also a coding zealot. I found my passion for programming as early as I was in high school. Ever since then, I designed and built many cool pieces of stuff, from small and simple android apps to complicated parallel computing projects.

What I Do ?

I have a love of clean and elegant design, not only for how the product shows apparently but also for the inner structure of codes and styling. As a computer science graduate, I have made a lot of different applications on variant platforms. And for a research student, I also have insights into scientific algorithm developing and implementation.

• Deep Learning Research
• 3D Generative Model
• Image Reconstruction
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging
• Distributed System
• Natural Language Processing
• Image Understanding (Classification/Segmentation)
• Web-base Application