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Let the physics echo in you!
Come to understand MRI principles from nuclear spins to image formation and appreciate the versatility of MR image contrast. Learn how to design you own sequences and push the boundaries of MRI research! Educational session on Physics for Physicists, Saturday @8am, Room N02
Add to Calendar06/16/18 08:0006/16/18 16:30Europe/ParisPhysics for Physicists N02
Navigating the Paris Meeting
Use the mobile app for quick access, the searchable proceedings, and the program at a glance for a schedule view. Continuous discussions happen on Slack and Twitter. All information is on the main meeting page.
SMRT Highlights - Award Winners!
SMRT President’s Award winner Rebecca Glarin will present “MREYE – Are You Winking at Me?” (Followed by other awardees)
The SMRT John Kovelski Award for Professional Development was awarded to Hiroyuki Takashima, Ph.D.
for “T2* Relaxation Time with Ultra-short TE Enables to Evaluate in Detail for Degeneration of Intervertebral Discs”
Add to Calendar06/16/18 13:1506/16/18 14:00Europe/ParisSMRT Award Presenters S06
MRM Highlights Magazine
MRM Highlights, now part of MR pulse, has produced a free hard-copy magazine sponsored by Wiley, available for pickup at registration!
Wish You Were Here!
Note that all presentations from the Plenary Hall will be live-streamed free, and that all presentations are recorded for access by paid attendees. Visit the Program-at-a-Glance and click on the plenary sessions for more info.
Each day we feature 2 of the 10 finalists for the “Magnetic Moments” competition, for which final judging takes place on Thursday
Video #1: Using a Dalmatian’s white coat metaphor, Gesine Knobloch explains the potential to use two contrasts agents to make visible small lesion in a human liver.
Video#2: A sneak peek at Lydia Le Page’s work aiming for a better understanding of brain inflammation while scanning a mice model of inflammation
It's all about Resonances!
Understand the magnetic properties of biological tissues, how resonance frequencies are tightly linked to their molecular signature and how you can measure them. Educational session on Probing Biomolecules: Magnetic Susceptibility & CEST/MT, Sunday @13:15, Room N01
Add to Calendar06/17/18 13:1506/17/18 16:45Europe/ParisSusceptibility & CEST/MT N01
Early birds? Sunrise educational sessions start tomorrow, Monday at 7am!
Various topics will be covered every morning including cutting-edge techniques for faster clinical imaging, application of molecular imaging, make-your-own-MR-hardware-and-software as well as Neuro, Cardiac, MSK and Body applications. (Meeting Rooms)
Add to Calendar06/18/18 07:0006/18/18 07:50Europe/ParisMonday Sunrise Courses Meeting rooms
Opening and Welcome
ISMRM President Dan Sodickson has led outstanding efforts forming the new Strategic Plan, highlighting our societies’ roles in a changing world. ESMRMB President Eric Achten offers updates on the European society.
Add to Calendar06/17/18 17:0006/17/18 17:30Europe/ParisOpening Session Plenary Hall
Mansfield Lecture: Dr. Petra Huppi
Dr. Petra Huppi will present “How Early Life Events Shape Our Brains: An MRI Perspective” at 5:30 pm in the Plenary Hall. Sir Peter Mansfield’s seminal contributions have led to ongoing imaging acceleration that is allowing MRI to characterize the brain earlier and earlier in life. Dr. Huppi will discuss how MRI is helping our understanding of how events during key early periods in life affect our cognitive and emotional development. The understanding is leading to new ideas for treatment of neurodevelopment disorders.
Add to Calendar06/17/18 17:3006/17/18 18:15Europe/ParisMansfield Lecture Plenary Hall
Navigating the Paris Meeting
Use the mobile app for quick access, the searchable proceedings, and the program at a glance for a schedule view. Continuous discussions happen on Slack and Twitter. All information is on the main meeting page.
As a global outreach to our MR community we offer “live streaming” for all sessions in Plenary Hall. Go to Program-At-A-Glance and click the Live Streaming Available link to connect.
SMRT Highlights - Award Winners!
SMRT Research and Clinical Focus Presentations
2nd and 3rd place awardees highlight their work, followed by the SMRT Awards Presentations
Add to Calendar06/17/18 12:5506/17/18 13:45Europe/ParisSMRT Awardee Presentations S06
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Each day we feature 2 of the 10 finalists for the “Magnetic Moments” competition, for which final judging takes place on Thursday
Video#3: Sophie Schauman explains the importance to speed up MRI acquisition time while having richer images and highlights her first step to make it happen using compressed sensing.
Video #4: The MR community is in dire need of faster, more accurate and flexible image. Nadine Graedel unravel the potential use of a model forecasting the gradient’s behaviour in order to make it happen.
ESMRMB Fellowship, ISMRM Gold Medal and Fellow Awards
The Gold Medal is ISMRM’s highest honor, awarded for pioneering scientific contributions to magnetic resonance in medicine and biology. Junior Fellows receive mentoring from Senior Fellows, and observe an ISMRM committee. Senior Fellows are named for substantial contributions to the society and the field.
Awards are streamed live! Follow the link in the Program at a Glance
Add to Calendar06/18/18 10:3006/18/18 11:15Europe/ParisAwards Presentation Plenary Hall
Plenary Session on Cardiovascular Imaging: From Structure to Function
We’ll hear from Dr. Kwong about characterizing the tissue of the human heart, from Dr. Uribe Arancibia on novel ways to measure cardiac function, and all about the clinical impact from Dr. Fontana.
Plenaries are streamed live! Follow the link in the Program at a Glance
Add to Calendar06/18/18 11:1506/18/18 12:15Europe/ParisCardiovascular Plenary Plenary
Member Initiated Symposium: Safety & Efficacy of Contrast Agents: State of the Art, Future Directions, & Alternative Approaches
Proposed by the Molecular & Cellular Imaging study group, this session will examine the Safety & Efficacy of three Contrast Agents: 1) Gd-based contrast gents; 2) iron and other paramagnetic contrast agents; and 3) metal-free alternatives. 4:15-6:15pm in N01.
Add to Calendar12/30/99 16:1512/30/99 18:15Europe/Paris N01
ISMRM-SMRT Joint Forum
ISMRM-SMRT Joint Forum: AI in Radiology: Man vs. Machine – Come and debate how the interaction between man & MR machine will potentially affect Radiologists, Radiographers/Technologists and Scientists
Add to Calendar06/18/18 08:1506/18/18 10:15Europe/ParisISMRM-SMRT Forum N01
Today's Secret Sessions
Getting Involved with ISMRM: Come and hear from some of the people behind the ISMRM scene about how you can get involved and make a difference in our society – Monday @1:45PM
Add to Calendar06/18/18 13:4506/18/18 15:15Europe/ParisSecret Session: Getting Involved Resonarium
How to Make an Impact with Your Work: Publications, Patents, Clinical Translational, and Commercialization – Monday @4:15
Add to Calendar06/18/18 16:1506/18/18 17:45Europe/ParisSecret Session: Impact Resonarium
MRM & JMRI
Come and hear from the editors about how to be a great reviewer for journals, 18:30-19:30 in W05/W06
Add to Calendar06/18/18 18:3006/18/18 19:30Europe/ParisMRM/JMRI Reviewing W05/W06
#1373
This work suggests that serum biomarkers and cartilage T2 composition may reflect similar features of the pathophysiology of cartilage matrix degenerative disease.
Add 1373 to Calendar06/18/1808:1506/18/1810:15Europe/ParisAssociations between Osteoarthritis Molecular Biomarkers and MR-based cartilage composition and Knee Joint Morphology: Data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative Exhibition Hall 1369-1393
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This work pioneers the application of hyperpolarized Carbon-13 in pediatric population and demonstrates the feasibility of using HP [1-13C]pyravate for assessing in vivo metabolism from pediatric patients with brain tumors.
Add 278 to Calendar06/18/1817:2706/18/1817:39Europe/ParisHyperpolarized Carbon-13 Metabolic Imaging of Pediatric Patients with Brain Tumors: Initial Experience S04
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Enhancing In Vivo Hyperpolarized 13C Chemical Shift Imaging by an Iterative Reconstruction
This work introduces an iterative approach to reconstruct the Carbon-13 imaging data, demonstrates its application on the in vivo data, and compares it to the traditional Fourier analyses.
Add 165 to Calendar06/18/1815:2106/18/1815:33Europe/ParisEnhancing In Vivo Hyperpolarized 13C Chemical Shift Imaging by an Iterative Reconstruction S02
#0303
This work applies a new technique to probe the blood-brain-barrier permeability whithout using any exogenous contrast agents.
Add 303 to Calendar06/18/1816:2706/18/1816:39Europe/ParisNon-contrast assessment of blood-brain-barrier permeability with water-extraction-with-phase-contrast-arterial-spin-tagging (WEPCAST) MRI W03/04
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Spatial Distribution of Multiple Sclerosis lesions in the Cervical Cord
This work synthesizes results of an extensive multicentric study (358 patients across 7 sites) and provides means to further understand the MS disease pathophysiology.
Add 82 to Calendar06/18/1808:1506/18/1808:27Europe/ParisSpatial Distribution of Multiple Sclerosis lesions in the Cervical Cord S06
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This work addresses the longstanding and highly debated question whether, and under which conditions, it is possible to measure human axon diameters in vivo.
Add 252 to Calendar06/18/1816:1506/18/1816:27Europe/ParisBreaking the power law scaling of the dMRI signal on the Connectom scanner reveals its sensitivity to axon diameters N04
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Accurate and Efficient QSM Reconstruction using Deep Learning
How Deep Learning can be used to solve an ill-posed deconvolution for more accurate quantification of the magnetic susceptibility distribution?
Add 189 to Calendar06/18/1814:0906/18/1814:21Europe/ParisAccurate and Efficient QSM Reconstruction using Deep Learning S06
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Workflow proposal for defining SAR safety margins in parallel transmission
This work presents a validation workflow to account for model imperfections in local SAR estimation and allow accurate and safe SAR supervision for parallel transmission at UHF.
Add 295 to Calendar06/18/1816:5106/18/1800:00Europe/ParisWorkflow proposal for defining SAR safety margins in parallel transmission S06
Is ASL ready to replace Contrast-Agent perfusion methods in the clinic?
Don’t miss the open debate and make your own opinion. Sunrise educational session, Monday @ 7am, Room N03.
Add to Calendar06/18/18 07:0006/18/18 07:50Europe/ParisASL vs Contrast Perfusion? N03
Don’t be afraid of spins!
Educational sessions on MR Physics & Techniques for Clinicians will be running every evening session, Room S01. Basic principles of MR physics will be covered with non-mathematical presentations suitable for clinicians and physicists new to the field.
What’s the value of MRI? Shall we image less or image more?
What’s the value of MRI? Shall we image less or image more? Shall we move towards faster cost-effective protocols? Can we create new value and address unmet clinical needs? These questions are part of the MR value initiative previously launched by the ISMRM and continued this year. Don’t miss several Educational (M-07 & W-07) and Combined Educational & Scientific sessions (W-08) as well as Thursday morning Plenary.
Each day we feature 2 of the 10 finalists for the “Magnetic Moments” competition, for which final judging takes place on Thursday
Video#5: The importance to measure brain oxygen using an MRI magnet by Caitlin O’ Brien.
Video #6: A wireless coil as an alternative to standard cable-connected receive coils in clinical radiological settings by Alena Shchelokova.
NIBIB New Horizons Lecture
Dr. Miki Lustig will present “The Challenging Path Towards Pediatric MRI Without Anesthesia” at 10:45 in the Plenary Hall (watch the live stream here!). The hustle and bustle normally present in MR control rooms becomes especially focused and quiet whenever the pediatric anesthesia team is present to monitor children in MR scanners. Miki Lustig surveys specialty hardware, sequences and reconstructions to accelerate MR to ultimately avoid anesthesia.
Add to Calendar06/19/18 10:4506/19/18 11:15Europe/ParisNIBIB Lecture Plenary Hall
Plenary Session: Challenging the Assumptions of MRI
Current MRI technology enables acquisitions that violate some basic assumptions, with many implications. With Dr. Maxim Zaitsev, we ask if common MR dogmas are based on tradition or solid fact. Dr. Bram van Ginneken describes evolution of image interpretation by computers. Dr. Mariya Doneva points out insufficiencies of, and extensions of the Fourier model. Finally, Dr. Kai Tobias Block considers solutions for technique integration and open development. Watch the live stream here!
Add to Calendar06/19/18 11:1506/19/1812;15Europe/ParisTuesday Plenaries Plenary Hall
Member Initiated Symposium: The Future of Cardiac MRI
The proposed symposium will critically review the technical developments that have significantly improved the clinical usage of cardiac MRI during the last decade and will offer an overview of the cutting-edge research developments that could be game-changers in propelling the broad clinical adoption of cardiac MRI as the preferred imaging modality for multiple cardiac pathologies.
More info…
Add to Calendar06/19/18 16:1506/19/18 18:15Europe/ParisFuture of Cardiac MRI S05
Secret Sessions
Add to Calendar06/19/18 08:1506/19/18 09:45Europe/ParisBig Science Resonarium
Big Science: Come and learn about advantages and potential conflicts of collaborative science! – Tuesday @8:15AM
Add to Calendar06/19/18 13:4506/19/18 15:15Europe/ParisIdeas to Startups Resonarium
From ideas to start-ups: Let’s look at some success stories of connecting being a scientist and entrepreneur from a panel of experts! – Tuesday @1:45PM
Add to Calendar06/19/18 16:1506/19/18 17:45Europe/ParisMentor Speed-Dating Resonarium
Mentor Speed-Dating: Come and learn what it is to be a good mentee and how to identify and approach suitable mentors – Tuesday @4:15PM
2018 ISMRM Research Exchange Grant Awardees
Join us in congratulating this year’s ISMRM Research Exchange Grant Program awardees who each won US$5000 to foster collaboration within the ISMRM.
Carlos Milovic, Ph.D. – Multiscale Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping
- Home Mentor Christian Tejos (Dept. of Electrical Engineering, Pontificia Universidad Catolica de Chile)
- Host Mentor Christian Langkammer (Neuroimaging Research Unit, Medical Univ. of Graz, Austria)
Alena Schelokova, Ph.D. – Body array coil based on novel materials for ultra-high field MRI
- Home Mentor Pavel Belov (Saint Petersburg National Research University, Russia Federation)
- Host Mentor Andrew Webb (Department of Radiology, Leiden Univ. Medical Center, Netherlands)
Sila Genc, Ph.D. – Microstructural imaging of childhood brain development at 300mT/m
- Home Mentor Marc Seal (The Royal Children’s Hospital, Melbourne, Australia)
- Host Mentor Derek Jones (CUBRIC, Cardiff University, Cardiff, UK)
Milou Straathof, Ph.D. – Excitation and inhibition; the Yin and Yang of functional brain connectivity?
- Home Mentor Rick Dijkhuizen (Center for Image Sciences, U. Medical Center Utrecht, Netherlands)
- Host Mentor Robin de Graaf (MR Research Center, Yale University, New Haven CT, USA)
#0459
UTE imaging of the bone-cartilage junction, showing repeatable changes in osteoarthritic subjects
Ultrashort Echo Time Imaging of the Osteochondral Junction in Subjects with Knee Osteoarthritis and Age-matched Healthy Volunteers
Add 459 to Calendar06/19/1814:5706/19/1815:09Europe/ParisUltrashort Echo Time Imaging of the Osteochondral Junction in Subjects with Knee Osteoarthritis and Age-matched Healthy Volunteers S01
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Intramuscular variability and sex difference in diffusion properties and 3D architecture of human lower leg muscles assessed with ultra-high-field diffusion tensor imaging and tractography
Add 327 to Calendar06/19/1808:1506/19/1810:15Europe/ParisIntramuscular variability and sex difference in diffusion properties and 3D architecture of human lower leg muscles assessed with ultra-high-field diffusion tensor imaging and tractography Power Pitch Theater B
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This work investigates how aging influences skeletal muscle diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) measures in a healthy cohort with a broad age range.
Add 462 to Calendar06/19/1815:3306/19/1815:45Europe/ParisNew Diffusion Tensor and Dixon Imaging Results in Human Skeletal Muscle from the GESTALT Longitudinal Study of Aging S01
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Want to use DNP-MRI clinically? This work demonstrates a field-cycling system with the spatiotemporal resolution going beyond that of conventional MRI.
Add 407 to Calendar06/19/1810:0306/19/1810:15Europe/ParisDevelopment and Proof of Principle for Free Radical Imaging with the Novel Field-cycling in vivo DNP-MRI S04
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Deep CEST MRI – 9.4T spectral super-resolution from 3T CEST MRI data
Application of machine learning to CEST data acquired at 3T can reveal underlying spectral features observed on ultra-high field training data. This work raises many fundamental questions on the use of machine learning in MRI.
Add 414 to Calendar06/19/1809:2706/19/1809:39Europe/ParisDeep CEST MRI – 9.4T spectral super-resolution from 3T CEST MRI data S05
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Real-time acquisition, reconstruction, and mixedreality display system for 2D and 3D cardiac MRI
MRI has always touted its 3D capabilities, but how do you display all that information in an interventiaonla applicaiton? This work shows how to move beyond bi-plane views with the HoloLens technology
Add 598 to Calendar06/19/1816:1506/19/1816:27Europe/ParisReal-time acquisition, reconstruction, and mixedreality display system for 2D and 3D cardiac MRI S04
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30 Brain exams in 1 hour using multi-contrast EPI (T1-FLAIR, T2w, DWI, ADC, T2*w, T2-FLAIR)
Add 350 to Calendar06/19/1809:2006/19/1809:25Europe/Paris30 Brain Exams in 1 hour S03
Sunrise educational sessions on diffusion MRI start Tuesday @ 7am
Tractography-based neurosurgical targeting, DTI outside the brain, and benefits and challenges of diffusion MRI at UHF will be covered throughout the rest of week. Don’t miss it every morning at 7am, Room N03.
Add to Calendar06/19/18 07:0006/19/18 07:15Europe/ParisDiffusion MRI N03
Want to buy a brand new Ultra-High Field MRI human scanner?
The educational session Primer for UHF MRI is made for you! Practical information and guidance for brain and body imaging will be given by recognized experts of the field.Tuesday @ 13:45, Room N02.
Add to Calendar06/19/18 13:4506/19/18 15:45Europe/ParisBuy Ultra-High Field Scanner N02
Each day we feature 2 of the 10 finalists for the “Magnetic Moments” competition, for which final judging takes place on Thursday
Video #7: Ben Tendler exposes the importance of understanding how sites of neurons can provide rich sets of MR signals
Video#8: On the quest for new MRI biomarkers to improve Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis, a magnetic moment video by Marco Palombo
Presidential Lecture
Dr. Curt Rice will present “When the Right Thing to Do is Also the Smart Thing to Do: Research on Diversity in Research Organizations”. Dr. Rice is Rector ( President) of the Oslo and Akershus University of Applied Sciences. After growing up in the magnetic field of the Mayo MRI scanners in Rochester, Minnesota, USA, he is now playing a leadership position in developing and communicating evidence-based research on the implementation and derived benefits brought by inclusion and diversity. The ISMRM is pleased to provide a discussion from a leader advising institutions from universities to the Nobel Foundation.
Add to Calendar06/20/18 10:4506/20/18 11:15Europe/Paris Plenary Hall
Plenary Session: Point-of-Care Diagnostics: MR’s Friend or Foe?
We will revisit our current healthcare delivery system and technology development pipeline from the perspective of “Point-of-Care” (POC) diagnostics. Dr. Nimmi Ramanujam will highlight how cancer prevention platforms can be made more accessible and the toxicity of conventional cancer treatments reduced via POC approaches; Dr. Steven Schiff will describe how access to brain imaging can be dramatically increased in developing economies using low-field MRI; and Dr. Edwin van Beek will introduce novel ways for improving the efficiency and clinical value of MRI in our changing healthcare landscape.
Add to Calendar06/20/18 11:1506/20/18 12:15Europe/Parissigned off by moderators Plenary Hall
RESONATE: A Discussion on Social Biases Within ISMRM
Science undeniably evolves through collaboration, transparency and inclusiveness. Please join in an inaugural community-wide action-driven symposium aimed at fostering ongoing dialogue on ways to mitigate bias and increase inclusiveness in ISMRM.
Add to Calendar12/30/99 16:1512/30/99 18:15Europe/Paris No3
Today's Secret Sessions
Clinical and Research Collaboration: How to Bridge the Gap? Interact and hear from clinical research experts about the importance of cross-collaboration and how they achieved it – Wednesday @8:15AM
Add to Calendar06/20/18 08:1506/20/18 09:30Europe/Paris Resonarium
Combining clinical duties with a career in research: Learn from renowned experts on how to be an efficient MD/technician-scientist – Wednesday @1:45PM
Add to Calendar06/20/18 13:4506/20/18 15:00Europe/Paris Resonarium
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Probing temporal information in fast-TR
fMRI data during attention modulations
Can we gain more with fast-TR fMRI data? This work explores the possibility of exploiting the temporal specificity of
fMRI using high temporal resolution 7T fMRI data during attention modulations.
Add 153 to Calendar06/18/1813:4506/18/1814:57Europe/ParisProbing temporal information in fast-TR fMRI data during attention modulations N04
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Non-invasive pressure-volume loops from cardiovascular magnetic resonance and brachial pressure
Eliminating invasive pressure measurement for pressure-volume loops using a model
Add 363 to Calendar06/19/1809:1506/19/1809:27Europe/ParisNon-invasive pressure-volume loops from cardiovascular magnetic resonance and brachial pressure N01
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Fast measurement of myocardial oxygenationation during to acheive stress perfusion measurements without contrast.
Add 362 to Calendar06/19/1809:0306/19/1809:15Europe/ParisBeat-by-Beat Dynamic Assessment of Myocardial Oxygenation with Highly Time-Resolved, Free-breathing, Ungated Cardiac T2 BOLD MRI Using a Low-Rank Tensor Formulation N01
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Ever seen a pumpkin being scanned? This work demonstrates a new multidimensional MRI experiment to probe microstructure of a pumpkin and of in vivo human brain.
Add 783 to Calendar06/20/1813:4506/20/1813:58Europe/ParisMultidimensional T1 Relaxation-T2 Relaxation Correlation Spectroscopic Imaging (RR-CSI) for In Vivo Imaging of Microstructure N03
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This work calculates susceptibility and conductivity maps by applying the Kalman filter to MRI phase images and compares the method to the SHARP filter and van Lier’s method, respectively.
Add 5081 to Calendar06/20/1817:1506/20/1818:15Europe/ParisElectro-Magnetic Property Mapping Using Kalman Filtering with a Single Acquistion at 3.0 T and 7.0 T MRI Exhibition Hall
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Blood pressure correlated fluctuations of BOLD origin in fMRI signals: A multi-echo 7T study.
This work shows correlations of blood pressure with R2* signals, and compares with corresponding S0 signals. The results further suggest a significant proportion of BOLD dependent signal variance in fMRI that is of non-neuronal origin.
Add 868 to Calendar06/20/1816:1506/20/1816:18 (plasma screen at 17:15)Europe/ParisBlood pressure correlated fluctuations of BOLD origin in fMRI signals: A multi-echo 7T study. Power Pitch Theater B
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Useful reconstruction speed up for undersampled non-Cartesian data
Add 934 to Calendar06/20/1816:2706/20/1816:39Europe/Parisk-space Diagonal Preconditioner: Speeding Up Iterative Reconstruction For Variable Density Sampled Acquisitions Without Compromises S05
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Are you sure it is only Microstructure Anisotropy? This work explore the contribution of Chemical Exchange to anisotropies in bSSFP.
Add 5011 to Calendar06/20/1816:1506/20/1817:15Europe/Paris Exploring the Origin of Asymmetries in the Balanced SSFP Profile at 9.4 Tesla: Microstructure Anisotropy or Chemical Exchange? Exhibition hall
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MR-STAT is a technique that can directly determine parameters from time-domain data. No Fourier transform is required solving aliasing constraints of existing Fourier based quantitative MRI methods. Oscar van der Heide from the University Medical Center Utrecht shows here the latest MR-STAT high resolution in-vivo results that are based on regular short cartesian readouts.
Need an X-otic break?
Need an X-otic break? Non-proton imaging and spectroscopy can provide additional information that is not available with proton MRI and open new doors to assess body metabolism and physiology. Learn how at the Educational Session on Multinuclear Imaging & Spectroscopy: Methods & Applications. Wednesday @ 8:15am, Room S03.
Add to Calendar06/20/18 08:1506/20/18 10:15Europe/Paris S03
Let's get into human learning!
Let’s get into human learning! Don’t miss the Combined Educational & Scientific session on Machine Learning for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine Wednesday @ 13:45, Room N01. The session will address topics including regression and classification, model selection as well as performance evaluation procedures.
Each day we feature 2 of the 10 finalists for the “Magnetic Moments” competition, for which final judging takes place on Thursday
Video #9: Jingjing Xu’s research tackles the crucial role of human hippocampus into the memory circuitry.
Video #10: Brain images are complex and composed of many parts, like symphonies. Agah Karakuzu and Tanguy Duval help doctors and scientists tease out the instruments in the symphony and figure out if your brain is in tune.
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