Jeffrey C. Weinreb is affiliated with Yale University in the United States and has made significant contributions to the field of medicine, particularly in radiology and imaging. Their research output encompasses 96 publications in medicine, with a strong focus on radiology, nuclear medicine, and imaging, alongside interests in pulmonary and respiratory medicine, nephrology, biomedical engineering, and materials chemistry.
The scientist's work extensively covers topics related to MRI in cancer diagnosis, prostate cancer diagnosis and treatment, advanced MRI techniques and applications, radiation dose and imaging, acute kidney injury research, and lanthanide and transition metal complexes.
Frequent coauthors include:
Regular publication venues for their research include:
Selected recent publications exemplify the focus and breadth of their work:
Jeffrey C. Weinreb;Jelle O. Barentsz;Peter L. Choyke;Francois Cornud
Baris Turkbey;Andrew B. Rosenkrantz;Masoom A. Haider;Anwar R. Padhani
Emanuel Kanal;A. James Barkovich;Charlotte Bell;James P. Borgstede
Emanuel Kanal;A. James Barkovich;Charlotte Bell;James P. Borgstede
Neil M. Rofsky;Vivian S. Lee;Gerhard Laub;Michael A. Pollack
Jelle O. Barentsz;Jeffrey C. Weinreb;Sadhna Verma;Harriet C. Thoeny
James P. Earls;James P. Earls;Neil M. Rofsky;Douglas R. DeCorato;Glenn A. Krinsky
Matthew S. Davenport;Matthew S. Davenport;Mark A. Perazella;Mark A. Perazella;Jerry Yee;Jonathan R. Dillman;Jonathan R. Dillman
Glenn A. Krinsky;Vivian S. Lee;Neil D. Theise;Jeffrey C. Weinreb
Jessica Lohrke;Thomas Frenzel;Jan Endrikat;Filipe Caseiro Alves
Elias A. Zerhouni;Carolyn Rutter;Stanley R. Hamilton;Dennis M. Balfe
Alec J. Megibow;Xiao H. Zhou;Xiao H. Zhou;Heidrun Rotterdam;Heidrun Rotterdam;Isaac R. Francis
Charlie A Hamm;Charlie A Hamm;Clinton J Wang;Lynn J Savic;Lynn J Savic;Marc Ferrante
Debra M. Ikeda;Nola M. Hylton;Karen Kinkel;Mary G. Hochman
J C Weinreb;G Newstead
Mahvash Rafii;H. Firooznia;O. Sherman;J. Minkoff
Jeffrey C. Weinreb;Jeffrey D. Blume;Fergus V. Coakley;Thomas M. Wheeler
Robert J. McDonald;Deborah Levine;Jeffrey Weinreb;Emanuel Kanal
Glenn A. Krinsky;Neil M. Rofsky;Douglas R. DeCorato;Douglas R. DeCorato;Jeffrey C. Weinreb
Jelle O. Barentsz;Peter L. Choyke;Francois Cornud;Masoom A. Haider
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