BioSpec 超高场MRI

February 16, 2017

Metabolic Imaging in Neurodegenerative Disease using CEST MRI

This webinar will emphasize the significance of CEST in studying neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's and Huntington's diseases, conditions and also spinal cord disorders.

October 11, 2017

In Vivo Magnetic Resonance Imaging

In this webinar, medical physicist Prof. Volker Rasche (University Hospital Ulm, Germany) and Bruker’s MRI product specialist Dr. Thomas Basse, will discuss how in ovo MRI can be used to non-invasively monitor contrast agent-labelled compounds in CAM models of transplanted tumor cells.

December 14, 2017

New insights into brain function

In this webinar, MR physicist Professor Seong-Gi Kim and market product manager Tim Wokrina from Bruker BioSpin will discuss how CEST imaging significantly benefits from ultra-high fields.

November 29, 2018

Using High Fields to Combat Ischemic Stroke with Cell Therapy

In this webinar, Prof. Samuel Grant, researcher at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory and FAMU-FSU College of Engineering in Florida, will gi

October 10, 2019

Use of ultra-high field MRI for in and ex vivo neuroimaging

Use of ultra-high field MRI for in and ex vivo neuroimaging

On Demand Session

Quantification and application of CEST signals in rodent brain

Dr. Zhang then elaborates on his contributions to these goals using his BioSpec 11.7 T, focusing on CEST quantification, which he uses for early stroke detection and in combination with pH guided surgeries.

On Demand Session

When Instruments Drive Science: From single neuron diffusion fMRI to GlucoCEST fMRI at 17T

Prof. Denis Le Bihan has played a substantial role in the initiation and development of diffusion imaging in MRI. In his talk, he takes us on an historical tour of diffusion imaging, explaining how he performs diffusion-based fMRI, and culminating with his most recent discoveries using GlucoCEST fMRI.

On Demand Session

Animal brain MRI in Ultra-High Field
 

Hao Huang begins his talk with an overview of the dimensions of mouse, macaque, and human brains and a demonstration of how high magnetic fields make similar resolutions possible at all animal models.

On Demand Session

Mouse fMRI at Ultrahigh Fields

Seong-Gi Kim, who makes use of both a BioSpec 9.4 T and a BioSpec 15.2 T, details his fMRI work, expanding on anesthesia considerations, comparing the two field strengths, and sharing exciting discoveries made possible at with the BioSpec 15.2 T.

On Demand Session

Where high fields matter: Investigating the Brain at Multiple Levels of Organization

Klaus Scheffler provides an overview of the different levels of structural and functional organization of the brain and which imaging modalities cover which levels at which resolutions, demonstrating that higher field MRIs can probe finer levels of structural and temporal organization.

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