He has devised numerous spectral measurement algorithms and technologies for

Computed Tomography.

His current research interests include ultra-short echo time sequences and optimized

k-space trajectories for MRI, MRI methods and algorithms for psychiatric and degenerative

neuro diseases, PET attenuation correction as well as CT dose reduction by sinogram

filtering and counting detector X-ray technology. 

He has been teaching medical imaging algorithms and technology at the University

of Erlangen Nuremberg since 2003.

Teaching:

"Medical Imaging, Technology and Algorithms (MITA)",

Lecture at the University of Erlangen Nuremberg (2 SWS), yearly since  2003, ongoing

 "Spectral CT Imaging"

instructor, short course 987 (4 hrs) at the SPIE Medical Imaging Conference 2010 and 2011,

Heismann, B.J.; Schmidt, B.; Flohr, Th.