David Busch
Research Associate
Research Scientist, CHOP
I am an experimental
physicist, focused on applications of diffuse optical spectroscopies and
imaging to human diseases. My work has involved instrument design,
construction, and control, and advanced data analysis techniques.
Most of my past projects involved detection and staging of breast cancer with
multi-modal imaging (esp. MRI); my current work focuses on brain injury during
ischemic stroke and ECMO therapy. I am involved in projects applying
diffuse optics to a variety of other conditions, including muscle disease and
brain function.
Education:
David holds a PhD in Physics awarded from University of Pennsylvania (2011).
Research Interests:
Diffuse Optical Imaging and Spectroscopies.