SchreiberLab

Laura Schreiber #PhysikerinderWoche - Laura is an experimental physicist who has spent more than 3 decades with the dev. of new biomedical imaging methods.... @Uniklinikum_Wue @BMBF_Bund #physikerinnen #womeninscience #physikerin #womeninphysics 👩‍💻👉 dpg-physik.de/vereinigungen/…

Great news! Michael Hock's paper doi.org/10.1002/mrm.28… is a #TopDownloadedArticle, i.e. under the top 10 downloaded papers 2019-2020 in that journal. Thanks to Michael and colleagues from #Wuerzburg and #ColumbiaNewYork

We are excited: after years of work, our first #cardiac #ultrahighfield (7T) #MRI study in humans is out: #PLOSONE: On the way to routine cardiac MRI at 7 Tesla - a pilot study on consecutive 84 examinations dx.plos.org/10.1371/journa…

Markus Ankenbrand's and David Lohr's paper on deep-learning-based image analysis of cardiac ultrahighfield MRI is out: Deep learning‐based cardiac cine segmentation: Transfer learning application to 7T ultrahigh‐field MRI onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

New manuscript from Markus Ankenbrand on better understanding #machinelearning based image analysis for tissue segmentation in #cardiac #7Tesla #MRI : rdcu.be/cfgNf One further step towards automatic analysis of #cardiac #disease by #cardiacimaging !

Save the date: Next Tuesday at 12:50 UT (14:50 Berlin time) at the virtual #ISMRM20 meeting Laura Schreiber will give a plenary talk on interdisciplinary collaboration entitled "Learning Each Other's Language: Sometimes We Literally Speak Two Languages" #Tuesday" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">ismrm.org/mmxx/aipaag.ht…

Recent manuscript by our head of the RF coil lab, Dr. Ibrahim Elabyad, on innovative parallel transmit technology for #cardiacimaging using #MRI at #7Tesla: disq.us/t/3mbk6ye

Congrats to our young physicist Michael Hock for this great success 👏🏻

Latest manuscript by our former PhD student Johannes Martens on systematic errors in quantitative cardiac perfusion #MRI is printed now: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10… . These simulation were instrumental for our earlier contribution to Nature Reviews Cardiology rdcu.be/b53jD.