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Olaf Von Ramm is the Thomas Lord Distinguished Professor of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University. His research primarily concentrates on diagnostic ultrasound imaging systems, infrared imaging, and medical instrumentation with an emphasis on their innovative applications in healthcare. Von Ramm has played a pivotal role in developing advanced techniques for visualizing human anatomy and improving the ultrasonic detection of tumors and blood flow. His work has significantly contributed to the understanding and quantification of cardiac function using ultrasound. He lead projects focusing on real-time volumetric imaging, aiming to accurately represent blood flow and detect tissue pathology non-invasively. His interdisciplinary involvement includes collaboration with the National Science Foundation Engineering Research Center in Emerging Cardiovascular Technologies, where he helps design next-generation cardiac interventional medical imaging systems. With a strong emphasis on engineering education, Von Ramm strives to provide engineering students with substantial hands-on experience and individualized instruction to prepare them for future careers in the industry.
Department of Biomedical Engineering (MS program)