Jinyuan Zhou

Assistant Professor, Department  of Radiology
Johns Hopkins University 

Affiliations: 

International Society of Magnetic Resonance in Medicine(ISMRM),
International Society of Cerebral blood flow and Metabolism(ISCBFM) 

Publications:

Scientific Articles

Book Chapters & other Articles

 
Johns Hopkins Univ. Med. School
Dept. of Radiology
217 Traylor Building,
720 Rutland Avenue
Baltimore, MD 21205

 
F.M. Kirby Research Center
Kennedy Krieger Institute
707 N. Broadway
Baltimore, MD 21205

 
Email address: jzhou@mri.jhu.edu
Phone: (410) 955-7491
Fax: (410) 614-1948


 
 

Research Collaborators

  • Xavier Golay, Assistant Prof.
  • Craig K. Jones, Research Associate
  • John Laterra, Professor
  • Bachchu Lal, Research Scientist
  • Richard J. Traystman, Professor
  • John Ulatowski, Associate Prof.
  • Phillip Z. Sun, Research Associate
  • Peter van Zijl, Professor
  • David A. Wilson, Associate Prof.

Visiting Researchers 

  • Risto Kauppinen, Professor
  • Jean-Francois Payen, Professor

 

Fellows & GraduateStudents 

  • Jun Hua, M.S.
  • Amandeep Salhotra, M.D.

 

 


 

Research Interests 

  • In Vivo Protein MRI and MRS
  • MRI Contrast Mechanisms
  • Functional MRI
  • Perfusion Quantification
  • Molecular and Cellular Imaging

 

Current Research Projects

P41 RR15241 (van Zijl, P.C.M.) 09/01/01 – 08/31/06

NIH/NINDS
Title: Resource for Quantitative Functional MRI
The major goal is to provide state-of-the-art MRI and MRS data acquisition and image processing technology and unique MR expertise to facilitate
the biomedical research of NIH-funded neuroscientists at several institutions in Maryland and throughout the USA.

R01NS31490 (van Zijl PCM)  03/1/99 -11/30/05
NIH/NINDS
Title: Functional Magnetic Resonance Studies of the Brain
The major goal is to design new NMR Methods for a multi-modality stroke exam. These methods will be developed on the animal scanner and then transferred to the human scanner.

            R21 EB002666 (Zhou, J) 09/01/03 - 08/31/05

NIH/NIBIB
Title: Human Brain Protein MR Imaging and Spectroscopy at 3T

The overall goal of this study is to develop novel MRI and MRS methods for studying mobile cellular proteins and their properties in tissue, and to open the possibility of adding intrinsic protein-based contrast to the diagnostic capability of high-field MRI for human brain tumors and other diseases.

           

Whitaker Foundation (Zhou, J) 05/01/03 – 04/30/06

Title: Development of Novel Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy Mechodologies for Tumor Detection

The goal of this application is to develop a new MRI technique, amide proton transfer (APT) imaging, for animal brain tumor studies.