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Bio of Shizhe Steve Li, PhD

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Dr. Shizhe Steve Li is a staff scientist in the Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy Core. He received his BS in Physics at Tsinghua University in 1982 and his PhD in Physics at The City University of New York in 1992. He did postdoctoral training at Hershey Medical Center of Penn State University and later became a research associate there. In 1997, he joined GE Medical Systems as an RF engineer and became an RF project engineer. In 2000, he joined IGC-Medical Advances Inc. leading the Applied Science Laboratory with an adjunct appointment of Assistant Professor at the Medical College of Wisconsin. He became a staff scientist in NIMH in 2002.

Research Interests
Dr. Li�s research area has been focused on electromagnetic field behavior in magnetic resonance imaging and technique development of RF coils and gradient coils. As a staff scientist of the MRS Core, he has been focused on in vivo carbon-13 MRS techniques for animal and human brain MRS studies in brain energy metabolism, glutanatergic and GABAergic neurotransmission.

Representative Selected Recent Publications
  • S Li, Z Chen, Y Zhang, M Lizak, J Bacher, RB Innis, and J Shen, "In Vivo Single-Shot, Proton-Localized 13C MRS of Rhesus Monkey Brain", NMR in Biomed, (2005), in press.
  • Li S, Shen J: "Integrated RF Probe for in vivo Multinuclear Spectroscopy and Functional Imaging of Rat Brain Using an 11.7 Tesla 89-mm Bore Vertical Microimager." MAGMA, 18, 119-127 (2005)
  • Shen J, Choi IY, Yang J, Li SS, Chen ZG: "A New Strategy for In Vivo Spectral Editing. Application to GABA Editing Using Selective Homonuclear Polarization Transfer Spectroscopy." J. Magn. Reson., 170, 290-298 (2004).
  • Chen ZG, Li SS, Yang J, Letizi D, Shen J: "Measurement and Automatic Correction of High-Order B0 Inhomogeneity in the Rat Brain at 11.7 Tesla." Magn. Reson. Imag., 22, 835-842 (2004).
  • Collins CM, Li S, Smith MB: "SAR and B1 Field Distributions in a Heterogeneous Human Head Model within a Birdcage Coil." Magn. Reson. Med., 40, 650-659 (1998).
  • Li S, Collins CM, Dardzinski BJ, Smith MB: "A Method to Create an Optimum Current Distribution and Homogeneous B1 Field for Elliptical Birdcage Coils." Magn. Reson. Med., 37, 600-608 (1997).
  • Li S, Dardzinski BJ, Collins CM, Yang QX, Smith MB: "Three-Dimensional Mapping of the Static Magnetic Field Inside the Human Head." Magn. Reson. Med., 36:705-714 (1996).
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