Vikram Kodibagkar

Vikram Kodibagkar

Professor,
School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering
Other ASU affiliations
Professor and Course Director Biomedical Signals and Systems, John Shufeldt School of Medicine and Medical Engineering
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  • Phone: 480-965-4635
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    Campus: Tempe
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The Prognostic Bioengineering (ProBE) Lab at Arizona State University is headed by Associate Professor, Vikram Kodibagkar ,of the School of Biological and Health Systems Engineering. Conducting research in a multitude of different areas including cellular and molecular imaging , multimodality probe and reporter molecule development, MR oximetry, and magnetic resonance physics/technique development, the ProBE lab emphasizes comprehensive understanding of theory and techniques in order to build the next generation of imaging leaders.

Education
  • Ph. D.  Physics, Washington University, St. Louis 2002
  • M. Sc. Physics,  Indian Institute of Technology-Mumbai 1997
  • B.Sc. Physics, University of Mumbai, India 1995
Research Website URL
https://labs.engineering.asu.edu/probe/
Google Scholar URL
https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=qT6pp0QAAAAJ&hl=en
Research Interests

Functional imaging of implants, Cellular and molecular imaging, multimodality probe and reporter molecule development, MR oximetry,  Magnetic Resonance physics, MRI sequence development, Compressed Sensing accelerated MRSI.

Research Activity

Active:

  • One-shot morphologic, hemodynamic and metabolic MR imaging of brain tumors (Kodibagkar, Quarles)                                                                                           

    National Institutes of Health (NIH)  R01CA264934-01                                                

  • Optimizing macroencapsulation devices for islet transplantation via magnetic resonance oximetry     (Weaver, Kodibagkar)                                                                    National Institutes of Health (NIH) R01DK129858-01      

                                                   

  • HDO Imaging is a Quantitative Marker of Cerebral Glucose Oxidation (Merritt, Kodibagkar, Bankson)                                                   

    National Institutes of Health (NIH) R01EB032376-01A1

     

    Past:

  • Quantitative mapping of oxygenation around neural interfaces using novel PISTOL MR imaging (Muthuswamy*, Kodibagkar and Sridharan)                           

    National Institutes of Health (NIH) UF1NS107676-01                                                 

  • One shot morphologic, hemodynamic and metabolic MR imaging of brain tumors.  (Kodibagkar*, Quarles)                                                                                   

  • Dignity Health-Arizona State University Seed Grant             

                                                

  • Adaptable Multi-Modality Nanoprobes for Non-Invasive Real-Time Monitoring of Engineered Cells and Tissues (Kodibagkar, Brafman)                                            US Department of Defense (DOD) BioFAB USA         

     

  • TENPO – transdermal neuromodulation (Helms-Tillery)                                      DARPA/BTO N66001-17-2-4018      

                                                                            

  • CAREER: Quantitative Imaging of Tissue Oxygenation (Kodibagkar)

    Sponsor: National Science Foundation                                                              

  • Evaluation of New Magnetic Resonance (MR) Imaging and Spectroscopy Software (Kodibagkar)

    Sponsor: Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center                 

  •  Next Generation Precision Diagnostics for Brain Injury(Stabenfeldt, Kodibagkar) Sponsor: Flinn Foundation                                                                                                                
  •  1H MRI based nanosensors for imaging tumor oxygenation (Kodibagkar)                 Sponsor: NIH R21                                                                             

  • Novel MRI Nanosensors for Imaging Tissue Oxygenation (Kodibagkar)                   Sponsor: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, Norman Hackerman Advanced Research Program

     

Courses
2026 Spring
Course Number Course Title
CHE 593 Applied Project
BME 465 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BME 565 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
2025 Fall
Course Number Course Title
BME 492 Honors Directed Study
BME 350 Signals & Systems for Bioengrs
2025 Spring
Course Number Course Title
BME 493 Honors Thesis
CHE 593 Applied Project
SHS 592 Research
BME 493 Honors Thesis
2024 Fall
Course Number Course Title
BME 492 Honors Directed Study
CHE 592 Research
SHS 593 Applied Project
2024 Spring
Course Number Course Title
BME 493 Honors Thesis
CHE 593 Applied Project
SHS 592 Research
BME 465 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BME 565 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
2023 Fall
Course Number Course Title
BME 492 Honors Directed Study
CHE 592 Research
BME 350 Signals & Systems for Bioengrs
2023 Spring
Course Number Course Title
CHE 593 Applied Project
CHE 593 Applied Project
2022 Fall
Course Number Course Title
BME 350 Signals & Systems for Bioengrs
BME 350 Signals & Systems for Bioengrs
2022 Spring
Course Number Course Title
CHE 593 Applied Project
BME 565 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BME 465 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
2021 Fall
Course Number Course Title
CHE 592 Research
2021 Spring
Course Number Course Title
CHE 593 Applied Project
BME 394 Special Topics
BME 565 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BME 465 Magnetic Resonance Imaging
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