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Research
Latest papers
Triple-energy photon-counting x-ray imaging for bone-strontium estimation: A simulation study.
Medical physics · 2025 · first author
Contrast and quantum noise in single-exposure dual-energy thoracic imaging with photon-counting x-ray detectors.
Physics in medicine and biology · 2024 · senior author
Can processed images be used to determine the modulation transfer function and detective quantum efficiency?
Journal of medical imaging (Bellingham, Wash.) · 2024
Latest funding
- $41,000
Multi-energy X-ray Imaging
NSERC · 2024 · Principal investigator
- $25,000
X-ray Detectors for the Next-generation of Medical Imaging of Breast Cancer
NSERC · 2022 · Principal investigator
- $150,000
Advanced x-ray imaging for food and baggage inspection_x000d_
NSERC · 2019 · Co-investigator
15 publications.
Triple-energy photon-counting x-ray imaging for bone-strontium estimation: A simulation study.
Tanguay J, Tang B, Da Silva E
Contrast and quantum noise in single-exposure dual-energy thoracic imaging with photon-counting x-ray detectors.
Dhari J, Tanguay J
Can processed images be used to determine the modulation transfer function and detective quantum efficiency?
Garland LM, Yang HJ, Picot PA, Tanguay J, Cunningham IA
Monte-Carlo study of contrast-enhanced spectral mammography with cadmium telluride photon-counting x-ray detectors.
Day JA, Tanguay J
Signal-difference-to-noise comparison of temporal subtraction, kV-switching dual-energy and photon-counting dual-energy x-ray angiography.
Aubert S, Tanguay J
An experimental framework for assessing the detective quantum efficiency of spectroscopic x-ray detectors.
Zarif Yussefian N, Tanguay J
Xenon-enhanced dual-energy tomosynthesis for functional imaging of respiratory disease-Concept and phantom study.
Tanguay J, Basharat F
Experimental optimization of single-exposure dual-energy angiography with photon-counting x-ray detectors.
Aubert S, Tanguay J
Experimental feasibility of xenon-enhanced dual-energy radiography for imaging of lung function.
Basharat F, Tanguay J
Theoretical comparison of energy-resolved and digital-subtraction angiography.
Aubert S, Cunningham IA, Tanguay J
Multi-energy X-ray Imaging
Principal investigators: Tanguay, Jesse
Keywords: medical physics; medical imaging; x-ray imaging; image quality; x-ray instrumentation; image reconstruction; algorithm development; spectroscopic x-ray imaging; x-ray detectors
X-ray Detectors for the Next-generation of Medical Imaging of Breast Cancer
Principal investigators: Tanguay, Jesse JEA
Advanced x-ray imaging for food and baggage inspection_x000d_
Principal investigators: Bazalova, Magdalena
Modelling and correction of charge sharing in cadmium zinc telluride x-ray detectors for photon-counting computed tomography applications
Principal investigators: Tanguay, Jesse
Collaborations in next-generation x-ray detectors for medical imaging applications
Principal investigators: Tanguay, Jesse
Medical imaging applications of next-generation spectroscopic x-ray imaging detectors
Principal investigators: Tanguay, Jesse
Keywords: imaging physics; medical imaging; multi-energy x-ray imaging; noise power spectrum; radiation detection physics; spatial resolution; spectroscopic imaging; system modelling; x-ray image quality
From CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC funding decisions: CIHR since 2008, NSERC since 1991 and SSHRC since 1998, including their latest published competition results.
Frequent collaborators
- Miranda Kirby and Jesse Tanguay: 1 shared paper
- Magdalena Bazalova-Carter and Jesse Tanguay: 1 shared paper
- Jesse Tanguay and Eric Da Silva: 1 shared paper
- Physics
- Physics and Astronomy
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