The Center for Inverse Problem, Imaging and Tomography (CIPIT) is the result of research efforts conducted at the University of Utah's Advanced Imaging Methods Laboratory (AIM lab). The AIM lab was developed to study medical ultrasound imaging. Further research was then introduced in advanced sonar and geographical/environmental imaging methods based on common mathematics. In 1990, the AIM lab submitted a proposal for independent support as the CIPIT and initial funding was received in February of 1991. Some of CIPIT's technical accomplishments are in the areas of:

• MEDICAL ULTRASOUND
• HAZARDOUS SITE IMAGING
• 3-D MICROSCOPE

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Highlights

Spin Out Companies

• Techniscan Medical Systems

Benefiting Companies

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