She is Vice President for Medical Affairs, Dean of the College of Medicine, and Professor of Radiology at the Medical University of South Carolina. She has worked for over 20 years on developing and evaluating new devices for the early detection and diagnosis of breast cancer and how these technologies affect patients and the health care system. She was named one of "20 Most Influential People" in radiology by Diagnostic Imaging in 2002 and one o

Dr. Zhong is currently a tenured physicist and manager for Beamline X17B1, a beamline specializing in high-energy x-ray diffraction at the Brookhaven National Laboratories National Synchroton Light Source (“NSLS”). Dr. Zhong is widely recognized for his major and creative contributions to the design and implementation of novel x-ray optics and he is a co-inventor of NextRay’s DEI technology. Dr. Zhong received a B.S. in physics from Beijing Un

Dr. Connor, Assistant Professor of Radiology at the Medical University of South Carolina will serve as a full-time employee of the company on the engineering team that will build its products. He is a physicist who was on the team that built the prototype conventional x-ray source diffraction imaging device. Dr. Connor holds a PhD in physics from NC State. is Assistant Professor of Radiology at MUSC. He is a physicist who was on the team that b

Dr. Parham's PhD thesis, entitled “System Parameters and Performance Specifications for the Application of Diffraction Enhanced Imaging and Multiple Image Radiography to Breast Imaging” served as the foundation for NextRay’s first patent application. He is currently a resident in radiology at the University of North Carolina . Dr. Parham holds an MD and PhD in Biomedical Engineering from UNC Chapel Hill.