Award
National Cancer Institute 5R00CA267163-04
Cognitive Science to Radiology: Using EEG and Eye-tracking to Determine Why, How, and When Novices and Radiologists Miss Signs of Breast Cancer in Multiple-abnormality Mammography and Tomosynthesis
Recipient
University of Arizona
Award Amount
$221,628.00
Ceiling
$221,628.00
Awarded
September 05, 2025
Identifier
5R00CA267163-04
The project investigates the neural basis of Satisfaction of Search errors in breast cancer detection using EEG and eye-tracking, comparing 2D and 3D imaging, to improve diagnostic accuracy.
Description
This NIH-funded research project by the University of Arizona aims to explore the neural and cognitive mechanisms behind missed breast cancer signs in mammography and tomosynthesis. It employs advanced neuroimaging and eye-tracking techniques to enhance detection methods and reduce diagnostic errors.