Steen Moeller
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Credentials
PhD

Associate Professor
Biography

Bio

Dr. Steen Moeller is a Research Associate Professor in Radiology at the Center for Magnetic Resonance Research, University of Minnesota ("CMRR"). After obtaining a Master's Degree (Cand.Scient.) in Mathematics and Physics from the University of Aalborg, Denmark in 1997, Dr. Moeller conducted research on inverse problems for electrical impedance tomography and was awarded the Ph.D. degree in 2002 from the Department of Mathematical Sciences, University of Aalborg. He joined CMRR as a post-doctoral associate for Dr. Kamil Ugurbil in 2003 and focused on mathematical algorithms for accelerated image reconstructions at ultra high fields utilizing multi-channel arrays. His work was focused on the implications for functional MRI and hardware design criteria. In 2006, Dr. Moeller joined Dr Michael Garwood's group for investigating and developed mathematical tools for the SWIFT (Sweep Imaging with Fourier Transformation) technique developed at CMRR. The technologies developed were licensed by Steady State Imaging, LLC and subsequently licensed by General Electric. Since 2010, Dr. Moeller has been involved in the technology development for the Human Connectome Project and has developed robust mathematical techniques for fast image reconstruction.

Research Summary

Mathematical techniques for accelerated image reconstruction in MRI
Quantitative and qualitative techniques for image quality evaluatio
Ultra high Field Imaging
Functional MRI

Education

PhD, Aalborg University
Major: Mathematics

Professional Memberships

International Society for Magnetic resonance in Medicine
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Address

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