Alison A. Stiller

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Alison A. Stiller is a biomedical researcher whose work focuses on advancing preclinical imaging techniques, particularly through the integration of robotics and ultrasound technology. Her major contribution lies in the development of a 3D robotic ultrasound system for in vivo analysis of mouse kidneys, a method that addresses critical limitations of traditional imaging modalities such as PET, CT, and MRI. By offering a non-ionizing, cost-effective, and accessible alternative, Stiller’s approach enhances the ability to study renal physiology and disease in small animal models with high spatial resolution and repeatability. While her most-cited paper, "Use of 3D Robotic Ultrasound for In Vivo Analysis of Mouse Kidneys" (2021), has garnered 2 citations, it represents a foundational step in a promising research direction. Her work underscores the potential of robotic ultrasound to bridge gaps in preclinical imaging, making longitudinal studies more feasible and reducing reliance on expensive or radiation-based techniques. Stiller’s contributions are particularly valuable for researchers seeking versatile, high-throughput imaging solutions in murine models, positioning her as an emerging innovator in biomedical engineering and translational imaging.