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04MAR 2026
AG Laun
New Paper: Fat/Water Separation at 7 T Using a 3D Radial Sequence With Quasi-Continuous Echo Times
Congratulations to Matthias Rohe and co-authors on the recently published article „Fat/Water Separation at 7 T Using a 3D Radial SequenceWith Quasi-Continuous Echo Times“! In their study, they present a new radial 3D MRI sequence with quasi-continuous echo time sampling, which enables reliable separation of fat and water signals at 7 Tesla. The method provides […]
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27JAN 2026
AG Laun
New paper: Overestimation of the Apparent Diffusion Coefficient in Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Due to Residual Fat Signal and Out-of-Phase Conditions
Congratulations to Maher Dhanani, Dominika Skwierawska and co-authors on the recently published article ‘Overestimation of the Apparent Diffusion Coefficient in Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Due to Residual Fat Signal and Out-of-Phase Conditions’! This study demonstrates that diffusion-weighted MRI can lead not only to ADC underestimation but also to ADC overestimation when residual fat and water signals are […]Congratulations to Maher Dhanani, Dominika Skwierawska and co-authors on the recently published article ‘Overestimation of the Apparent Diffusion Coefficient in Diffusion-Weighted Imaging Due to Residual Fat Signal and Out-of-Phase Conditions’! This study demonstrates that diffusion-weighted MRI can lead not only to ADC underestimation but also to ADC overestimation when residual fat and water signals are […]
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10NOV 2025
Allgemein
DACH-ISMRM in Kiel & 2nd place at the Gorter Price 2025
The annual meeting of the DACH-ISMRM (DS ISMRM Kiel 2025 – 27. Jahrestagung der Deutschen Sektion ISMRM e.V. in Kiel) took place this time in the far north, jointly with the Nordic Chapter. Alongside fish sandwiches and changeable weather, there were many exciting talks and posters in Kiel. In addition, hands-on pre- and post-workshops were […]
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14OCT 2025
Allgemein
Girls & Technology – We were part of it!
At this year’s ‘Girls & Technology’ workshop, pupils gained exciting insights into the world of magnetic resonance imaging. In small groups, they conducted experiments on magnetism and used a simulation to observe the behaviour of spins – the basis on which MRI images are created. The ‘fruit/vegetable MRI quiz’ was particularly enjoyable, in which the […]
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13OCT 2025
AG Nagel
Neues Paper: Evaluation of an interleaved acquisition scheme for improved robustness of channel-wise relative B1+ mapping at 7 T
Congratulations to Dr. rer. nat. Nico Egger and co-authors on the recently published article ‘Evaluation of an interleaved acquisition scheme for improved robustness of channel-wise relative B1+ mapping at 7T’! This study evaluates whether an interleaved acquisition scheme at 7 T, in contrast to a sequential acquisition, improves the accuracy of a fast relative B₁⁺ […]
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29SEP 2025
AG Laun
New Paper: Flow-Compensated vs. Monopolar Diffusion Encodings: Differences in Lesion Detectability Regarding Size and Position in Liver Diffusion-Weighted MRI
Congratulations to Alessandra Moldenhauer and co-authors on the recently published article „Flow-Compensated vs. Monopolar Diffusion Encodings: Differences in Lesion Detectability Regarding Size and Position in Liver Diffusion-Weighted MRI“! Flow-compensated (FloCo) diffusion-weighted imaging sets a new standard in liver diagnostics by enabling significantly improved detection of liver lesions compared to conventional methods. It is particularly effective […]Congratulations to Alessandra Moldenhauer and co-authors on the recently published article „Flow-Compensated vs. Monopolar Diffusion Encodings: Differences in Lesion Detectability Regarding Size and Position in Liver Diffusion-Weighted MRI“! Flow-compensated (FloCo) diffusion-weighted imaging sets a new standard in liver diagnostics by enabling significantly improved detection of liver lesions compared to conventional methods. It is particularly effective […]
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