The aim of the student seminar is to provide a monthly outlet where students can present their research to one another, build collaborations, and received feedback before a conference, thesis proposal, or any other important events.
Two student presenters for each seminar in general.
| Date | Time | Speaker | University | Topics |
| Sep 29 | 11 am | Changqing Wang | Washington University in St. Louis | Switching the transparency of an optical medium via chiral optical modes |
| Nov 11 | 12 pm | Eghbal Amidi | Washington University in St. Louis | The role of blood oxygenation saturation in ovarian cancer diagnosis using multi-spectral photoacoustic tomography |
| Nov 11 | 12 pm | Xinyuan Chen | Washington University in St. Louis | Model-based reconstruction for proton CT detected with multiple-layer ionization chambers |
| Dec 9 | 12 pm | Dinal Jayasekera | Washington University in St. Louis | Multimodal biomarkers of low back pain: A Machine Learning Approach |
| Dec 9 | 12 pm | Kaushik Dutta | Washington University in St. Louis | Deep Learning-based segmentation of tumors from TNBC PDX multi-contrast MR images and sensitivity analysis of radiomics features to segmentation probability boundaries |
| Feb 10 | 12 pm | Leanne Lannucci | Washington University in St. Louis | Reflectance Quantitative Polarized Light Imaging for Microstructural Analysis of Musculoskeletal Soft Tissues |
| Feb 10 | 12 pm | Zekun Li | Washington University in St. Louis | A multiple-energy-window projection-domain quantitative SPECT method for joint regional uptake quantification of Th-227 and Ra-223 |
| March 10 | 12 pm | Dinal Jayasekera | Washington University in St. Louis | Functional disruptions of the brain in Low Back Pain (LBP): A Potential Imaging Biomarker |
| April 14 | 12 pm | Ulugbek S. Kamilov | Washington University in St. Louis | Computational Imaging: Reconciling Physical and Learned Models. |