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Mehmet Akçakaya Named 2026 Fellow of the ISMRM Society
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Gregor Adriany Named 2026 Fellow of the ISMRM Society
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Gülin Öz Named 2025 Fellow of the ISMRM Society
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Silvia Mangia receives 2024 NIH Pioneer Award
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U research taking brain research deeper and further
Traditional magnetic resonance imagining, or MRI, machines have their patients drawn into a large, noisy tube.
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U of M Professors Developing Miniature MRI Machine
Although the technology would be designed for neurologists initially, the smaller MRI would also be capable of traveling to developing countries to study brain imaging in other cultures.
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Kamil Ugurbil, PhD Receives Medical School Publication Award
The Wall is located on the 2nd Floor of the Phillips-Wangensteen Building near Freshii and the Bio-Medical Library.
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10.5T reached!
CMRR's new magnet reached 10.5T for the first time today.
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Artificial Pancreas Oxygenation Monitored
Scientists at the University of Minnesota have spent years developing a bioartificial pancreas, adapted from a commercially available product.
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Multiband SWIFT's high resolution featured on the cover of JMR
A useful extension to SWIFT (SWeep Imaging with Fourier Transformation) utilizing sidebands of the excitation pulse is introduced.
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    • PARS Project Application
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