Map Beyond
The Known
MRI can be so much more.
Currently, traditional grayscale MRI is not optimized to capture the most comprehensive picture of some of the worst ailments humans can suffer from, including cancer, ischemic strokes, and cartilage degeneration. Often, this leads to patients needing to undergo unnecessary and costly surgeries.
Quantitative MRI actualizes the true power of the MRI scanner so human health insights can be accurately and precisely diagnosed.
CaliberMRI provides robust QA/QC software and imaging phantoms, establishing the necessary qMRI calibration framework, so quantitative MRI can be implemented in research institutions and hospitals around the world. Ultimately, CaliberMRI provides certainty, confidence, and reliability to the radiologist and patient.
CaliberMRI’s Amazing qMRI Advancement Partners
The CaliberMRI Team
Ianna Debrunner
Student Intern
Ianna Debrunner is an incoming senior at Colorado State University studying Biochemistry with a minor in molecular biology. She loves biotech and has a particular interest in subjects relating to genetics and disease identification and prevention. She is very excited to be interning with this great group of people at CaliberMRI and hopes to learn a lot. Ianna has previous experience working in a Biochemistry lab at CSU, studying Archaeal DNA repair.
In her spare time, Ianna likes to be outside hiking, biking, or just hanging out with a good book. She also spends a significant amount of her spare time playing underwater hockey and helping run the local underwater hockey club.
Lilyrose Bahrabadi
Student Intern
Lilyrose Bahrabadi is a student at the University of Colorado Boulder and is working on obtaining her BA in Integrative Physiology. She is hoping to attend medical school after graduation so she can work in the cardiothoracic field. She is also working toward obtaining a minor in business, hoping to advance the field of medicine through medical product innovation. She finds passion in many subjects, including marketing, advertisement, and entrepreneurship.
In addition to working as an intern for CaliberMRI, Lilyrose has started her own clothing business, Perspective Co Apparel, which donates the proceeds toward different charities relevant to timely political hot topics. Her small company works alongside other organizations in an effort to bring forward a new perspective of the world to her audience and harbor a community driven by the expansion of global awareness.
Chamni Jayarathna, Ph.D.
Analytical Research Chemist
Chamni Jayarathna, Ph.D. in Chemistry is an organic, analytical, and polymer chemist and an environmentalist. She received her Ph.D. from UT Dallas studying the transition metal-catalyzed polymerization of heteroallenes, specifically of Cholesteric gels and Cyclopolymerizations. At CaliberMRI, Chamni applies her scientific knowledge and experience to the research and development of quantitative MRI.
In her free time, she enjoys volunteering on climate change mitigation, hiking, and mastering new skills.
Melissa Kerman
Student Intern
Melissa Kerman is a third-year student attending the University of Colorado Boulder studying Integrative Physiology. She enjoys the medical field greatly and hopes to attend medical school to obtain either an MD or DO after graduation. By working with CaliberMRI Melissa will learn the inner workings of a business while applying medical and chemical techniques. In addition to being a student, Melissa is one of the founders and Vice President of The Socioeconomic Justice Society. The S.J.S. aims to educate, advocate, and push legislative opportunities to close the racial wealth gap on a local and eventual national scale.
Melissa greatly enjoys the outdoors and always tries to find time to ski, bike, hike, and even take walks in Colorado’s great parks. Melissa loves to work with animals and hopes to have a dog or cat in the future, but a betta fish will do for now.
Debi Holmes
Financial Controller
Debi Holmes is a technical financial leader with more than seventeen years in manufacturing and global supply chain management. Debi brings over thirty years of accounting and business management, human resources, payroll and benefits administration, and system analysis experience to CaliberMRI. She is an analytical, solution-oriented go-getter driven by process improvements and empowering others with the tools needed for success. In her free time, Debi is passionate about wildlife photography, creative artistry, and motorcycling.
Bill Hollander
Founder & CEO
Bill Hollander is a self-educated scientific instrument maker and businessman who began his career in 1979 at JILA, a joint NIST/CU Boulder research institution. In 1993, Bill founded High Precision Devices with one employee. HPD has grown into a 60+ employee company, known worldwide for excellence in engineering and manufacturing of high-quality precision scientific instruments.
Scout Ennis
Sales and Marketing Manager
Scout Ennis is a forensic and cultural anthropologist by training and a self-taught graphic designer and marketer. Scout attended CU Boulder to obtain her BA in anthropology and graduated Suma Cum Laude in 2016 after publishing work in Southwestern archeology and American cultural anthropology. From politics to art, Scout finds passion and curiosity in most subjects and has a great range of experience in many fields. Scout uses her diverse background in politics, anthropology, and marketing and applies it to her work at CaliberMRI. Currently, Scout heads sales, marketing, and operations at CaliberMRI.
Kevin Miller
Director of Business Development
Kevin Miller has over three decades of experience with advanced technology and business development and program management. At CaliberMRI, Kevin applies his scientific and business experience to the identification and development of new business opportunities, customer support, and strategic development.
Todor Karaulanov, Ph.D.
Chief Scientist
Todor Karaulanov, Ph.D. in Physics, is leading the development of CMRI’s QA/QC MRI platform and its introduction to clinical practice. Todor’s experience spans from research on atomic-based magnetic field sensors (IE/BAS, Bulgaria, and UC Berkeley) through the realization of the first ultra-low field MRI device based on atomic sensing technology (LANL) to the development of a unique platform/instrument for early specific cancer detection currently in use at the Imaging Physics Department of MDAnderson Cancer Center.
Jeff Corda
Assembly Technician
Jeff Corda has worked in manufacturing for over 30 years. He has managed the production of auto racing helmets for the Indy 500, the production of high-purity tungsten metal powder used in the semiconductor industry, and worked in pharmaceutical manufacturing. Jeff is an Assembly Technician at CaliberMRI.