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Thuy Nguyen

Chicago

Summary

Biomedical Engineering student specializing in medical imaging, with practical experience operating MRI, CT, and X-ray systems through a radiology internship and coursework. Skilled in imaging analysis, signal processing, and electrical circuit fundamentals, with a strong mathematical foundation. Motivated to pursue research in medical imaging, with particular focus on MRI technology and its applications in neuroimaging.

Overview

2026
2026
years of professional experience

Work History

Biomedical Engineering Project

Undergraduate Student
  • Designed and implemented a MATLAB-based GUI for automated brain tumor detection from FLAIR MRI images using k-means clustering.
  • Integrated multi-feature segmentation (intensity, local mean, texture) with adaptive clustering and morphological refinement for improved accuracy.
  • Developed real-time visualization with side-by-side display of original MRI slice, segmentation result, and gold standard overlay.

Diagnostic Imaging Department – MEDIPLUS

Internship
06.2025 - 07.2025
  • Instructed and positioned patients for diagnostic imaging procedures including MRI, CT, X-ray, and DEXA (bone density) scans.
  • Operated imaging protocols for specific body regions such as the brain, lungs, and spine under supervision of radiology technologists.
  • Documented technical specifications of imaging machines and reported errors to collaborate with biomedical engineers during maintenance.
  • Supported safe and efficient workflow by ensuring proper patient preparation and adherence to radiation safety practices.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Engineering

University of Illinois At Chicago
Chicago, IL
05-2026

Skills

  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Critical thinking
  • MATLAB
  • CAD and simulation
  • Self-motivation and initiative
  • Biomedical imaging techniques

Timeline

Diagnostic Imaging Department – MEDIPLUS

Internship
06.2025 - 07.2025

Biomedical Engineering Project

Undergraduate Student

Bachelor of Science - Biomedical Engineering

University of Illinois At Chicago