（通讯员 武越）以“拓展国际视野增强实践能力”为主题的新浦京集团350Vp首届国际双创实践周于7月1日开幕。应新浦京集团350Vp贾广教授的邀请，美国芝加哥大学医学中心影像科的副教授Steffen Sammet在双创实践周开设了英文本科生课程Medical Imaging & Processing（医学成像处理），本门课程由武越老师担任校内助教，协助Steffen Sammet教授授课。
医学图像处理课程的开设可以有效拓展各院学生的临床医学图像处理知识，学习医学成像技术和实际临床应用，尤其是人工智能在医学图像处理中的应用。该门课吸引了全校近40名本科生前来选择学习。
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副教授为我校本科生授课现场
Steffen Sammet副教授结合自己多年的临床经验，对医学成像处理技术的发展，医学成像设备的原理，医学图像处理的相关知识进行了深入浅出的讲解，使学生对医学成像处理产生了浓厚的兴趣。该门课程的设立对学生今后的学习与研究产生了深远的影响。
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夫妇与同学们合影留念
Dr. Steffen Sammet是美国芝加哥大学医学中心影像科的副教授，临床磁共振物理的主任，医学物理师。发表了论文58篇和6部医学成像论著，在个人的研究领域具有非常高的学术造诣。
7月8日上午， Dr. Steffen Sammet教授以“Image-guided Ultrasound Therapy”为题，他的夫人Dr. Christina Sammet（美国西北大学放射科的诊断医学物理师）以“Balancing Risks in Pediatric Imaging”为题，分别为新浦京集团350Vp研究生做了两场生动有趣的报告，对于拓展研究生的临床科研视野，开展国际合作具有非常重要的意义。
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副教授与他的夫人Christina Sammet为新浦京集团350Vp研究生作报告
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与新浦京集团350Vp师生合影留念
【Steffen Sammet简介】
Dr. Sammet is the Director of Clinical MR Physics at the University of Chicago. He has aPh.D. in Physics, and he is board certified in Medical Physics by the AmericanBoard of Radiology and the German Society of Medical Physics. He has an M.D.from the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and hold an active medical licensein Germany. His primary research areas include high field MRI and MRSapplications. Dr. Sammet worked at The Ohio State University and the GermanCancer Research Center on MRI/MRS methodology including sequence developmentfor clinical high field and ultrahigh field (7T) MRI studies focusing oncancer. He also has a post-graduate degree in Total Quality Management andperform quality assurance of image acquisitions, reconstruction, and analysis.He has extensive experience in translational research and serve as principleinvestigator for several extramural grants that focus on the development ofnovel MRI techniques. He was also Principal Investigator on an R25 NIH/NINDSgrant to establish an educational neuroradiological imaging program in Nigeriaand he is Associate Program Director of the Clinical Imaging Medical PhysicsResidency Program and research mentor of graduate students in his research labat the University of Chicago.
