UT-Arlington and UTSW team on medical imaging project
Dallas Business Journal
The Unversity of Texas at Arlington and the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School at Dallas have partnered on a project that will provide five UT-Arlington engineering professors with UT-Southwestern laboratory space to further their research into medical imaging.
The engineering professors will team with medical doctors to further test medical imaging projects that are in various stages of development, the University of Texas at Arlington said in a news release.
The joint effort marks the first time the medical school has dedicated space to an engineering school, said Dr. Khosrow Behbehani, professor and chairman of the UT Arlington Bioengineering Department.
The lab facility, to be called the UT Arlington Optical Medical Imaging Center at UT Southwestern, will “bring together some of the best and brightest minds from two leading institutions who are working together to advance medical imaging and bioengineering,” UT Arlington President James D. Spaniolo said.
The project also received $3.1 million in federal funding, UT Arlington said.
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