Mehran Armand is affiliated with Johns Hopkins University in the United States, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of medicine and engineering.
Their research spans multiple fields of study including Medicine and Engineering, with specific contributions to Surgery, Biomedical Engineering, Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, and Cognitive Neuroscience.
The scientist has contributed to a range of main research topics, notably:
Mehran Armand's recent papers include:
Frequent coauthors collaborating with Mehran Armand include:
Their work has been disseminated across various publication venues. The most frequent venues for their research publications are:
Y. Otake;M. Armand;R. S. Armiger;M. D. Kutzer
Mathias Unberath;Jan Nico Zaech;Sing Chun Lee;Bastian Bier
Bastian Bier;Mathias Unberath;Jan-Nico Zaech;Javad Fotouhi
Hao Liu;Amirhossein Farvardin;Robert Grupp;Ryan J. Murphy
Farshid Alambeigi;Yu Wang;Shahriar Sefati;Cong Gao
Robert B. Grupp;Mathias Unberath;Cong Gao;Rachel A. Hegeman
Mehran Armand;Lloyd B. Minor
Ryan J. Murphy;Ryan J. Murphy;Michael Dennis Mays Kutzer;Sean M. Segreti;Blake C. Lucas
Farshid Alambeigi;Zerui Wang;Rachel Hegeman;Yun-Hui Liu
Mathias Unberath;Jan-Nico Zaech;Cong Gao;Bastian Bier
Farshid Alambeigi;Mahsan Bakhtiarinejad;Shahriar Sefati;Rachel Hegeman
Shahriar Sefati;Cong Gao;Iulian Iordachita;Russell H. Taylor
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Shahriar Sefati;Rachel Hegeman;Farshid Alambeigi;Iulian Iordachita
Liming Voo;Mehran Armand;Michael Kleinberger
Farshid Alambeigi;Zerui Wang;Rachel Hegeman;Yun-Hui Liu
Mathias Unberath;Cong Gao;Yicheng Hu;Max Judish
Javad Fotouhi;Clayton P. Alexander;Mathias Unberath;Giacomo Taylor
Frederic Monet;Shahriar Sefati;Pierre Lorre;Arthur Poiffaut
Bastian Bier;Florian Goldmann;Florian Goldmann;Jan-Nico Zaech;Jan-Nico Zaech;Javad Fotouhi
Cong Gao;Xingtong Liu;Wenhao Gu;Benjamin Killeen
Clayton Alexander;Alexander E. Loeb;Javad Fotouhi;Nassir Navab
Justin H. Ma;Shahriar Sefati;Russell H. Taylor;Mehran Armand
Matthew S. Moses;Ryan J. Murphy;Michael D. M. Kutzer;Mehran Armand
Francis X. Creighton;Mathias Unberath;Tianyu Song;Zhuokai Zhao
Ehsan Basafa;Robert S. Armiger;Michael D. Kutzer;Stephen M. Belkoff;Stephen M. Belkoff
Jonas Hajek;Mathias Unberath;Javad Fotouhi;Bastian Bier
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