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Brain Imaging Research: Brain Image Analysis has been a primary focus of research while at UAB. Research has been performed in conjunction with Neurologists and Neurosurgeons who specialize in a variety of brain diseases. Most of this work has been associated with research into Parkinson's Disease. Many different types of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) modalities were used, including Structural, Functional, and Diffusion Tensor Imaging. A wide variety of software packages were used, along with custom-written software to analyze brain images and extract statistical measures related to disease diagnosis and progression. Ph.D. research was conducted in association with this research. Various modalities of MRI Images were analyzed using custom software written and executed on UAB's supercomputer, Cheaha. The software analyzed directional, morphological changes in brain structures. Structural imaging was used to generate non-linear deformation vector fields, which were merged with Diffusion Tensor Imaging to measure directional atrophy. Extensive statistical processing was performed to measure the significance of measured changes. Other Research: Stethoscope sensitivity and frequency response in association with respiratory therapists. Optical vehicle location for Alabama Department of Transportation to assist with the measurement of bridge structural integrity. |
A Diffusion Tensor Based Biomarker for Parkinson's Disease awarded by Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research DWI and Olfaction as PD a Biomarker awarded by Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research Diagnosis of Parkinson's Disease Using Diffusion Tensor Imaging awarded by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke/NIH/DHHS Functional Change in Mild Cognitive Impairment awarded by National Institute on Aging/NIH/DHHS |
A Computational Method for the Analysis of Magnetic Resonance
Images Using Morphological Analysis Ph.D. Dissertation (2020) Innovation in Morphological Analysis of the Human Brain Marstrander, et al., Society for Design and Process Science Workshop (2019) A Survey of Morphological Analysis Techniques of Magnetic Resonance Images of the Human Brain Marstrander, et al., Society for Design and Process Science (2019) Radial Fiber Atrophy: A New Metric for Tensor-Based Morphometry Marstrander, et al., Society for Design and Process Science (2017) High performance/throughput computing workflow for a neuro-imaging application: provenance and approaches Anthony, et al., Big Data and Visual Analytics (2017) Optimization of non-linear image registration in AFNI Yin, et al., Proceedings of the XSEDE16 (2016) Fiber tract atrophy in idiopathic Parkinson's disease Skidmore, et al., Movement Disorders 30, S24-S24 (2015) |
Jon R. Marstrander at scholars.uab.edu Jon R. Marstrander at scholar.google.com |
EE 210: Digital Logic EE 233: Programming Data Structures in C EE 300: Probability and Statistics, Complex Variables, Linear Algebra EE 312/314/316: Electrical Circuits and Networks EE 318: Signals and Systems (Signal Processing, Fourier and Z Transforms, etc.) EE 337: Microprocessors (Embedded Systems, Machine Language, I/O Interfacing) EE 421: Communications Systems (Radio Modulation Theory) EE 423/523: Digital Signal Processing EE 452/552: VHDL and FPGA design EE 497: Bachelor's Team Design Project EE 622/722: Advanced Communications Theory (Modulation and Noise) EE 624/724: Digital Communications Theory EE 625/725: Information Theory and Coding EE 626/726: Digital Image Processing EE 697: Master's Design Project |
2005-present - The University of Alabama at Birmingham Faculty, Department of Electrical Engineering 1994-2004 - Consulting Electrical Engineer Most firms have required a non-disclosure agreement which prevents disclosure of either the employer or the specific project The nature of the work performed is indicated above 1988-1994 - Southern Research Technologies, Electro-Optics, Inc. Research Engineer |
2020 - Ph.D. in Computer Engineering The University of Alabama at Birmingham Dissertation Research in Morphological Analysis of MRI Brain Images 1987 - Master of Science in Electrical Engineering The University of Alabama at Birmingham Specialization in Communication Systems 1985 - Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering The University of Alabama at Birmingham Specialization in Digital Systems |
Available upon Request. |