Brad Sutton

🚨 @UofIllinois has announced a strategic cluster hiring initiative in ultra high field (7T) MRI mricluster7t.web.illinois.edu! Six positions in total; ad is out for 2 positions in bioengineering. Come be my colleague and partner @BeckmanIllinois in Champaign-Urbana! 🧲🧠

New layer-fMRI paper on whole brain connectivity. @mripku (Yuhui Chai) et al. use non-BOLD VAPER with resting-state and movie watching to examine the laminar patters across a number of common functional connectivity networks. doi.org/10.1162/imag_a…

Beckman, @Carle_org, and Purdue University researchers received funding from @NIHAging to study the brain's role in swallowing. 🧠 They'll use SimulScan, an MRI-based imaging tool, to see the brain activity that drives healthy and disordered swallowing▶️bit.ly/3o9afY4

🚨Breaking news🚨 @UofIllinois @NorthwesternU and @UChicago to lead the new @czbiohub Rashid Bashir, Dean of Grainger Engineering, will serve on the executive committee with Jeff Hubbell (UIC) and CZ Biohub Chicago President Shana Kelley (NU) bit.ly/3Ybu9xn

Beckman is #hiring for the position of data scientist/senior data scientist/principal data scientist. This position supports the data management, quality, and processing needs of the Biomedical Imaging Center and its users. Apply by March 10. ⬇️ illinois.csod.com/ux/ats/careers…

Bearded dragons are America’s No. 1 companion lizard. Researchers at the Beckman Institute and @VetMedIllinois are making MRI scans safe and available to these scaly family members... and we made a video about it! 🐉📽️ Watch “How to MRI your dragon"➡️bit.ly/3FD3kJe

Early echoes of return to in person events! #ISMRM #RSNA2021

Beckman neuroscientists determined safety standards for multiband EEG-fMRI imaging, which can scan the brain rapidly & at high resolution. 🧠 "This safety study facilitates a comprehensive understanding of brain function." 📰bitly.is/3gZ9ABI doi.org/10.1371/journa…

Yesterday, the 50th anniversary of MRI, was a great start to the ACNN workshop program at the Beckman Institute, Illinois! Here are the inspiring talks by Kamil Ugurbil and Charlie Springer beckman.illinois.edu/about/videos/l…

The first two human magnetic resonance imaging scanners, invented Sept. 2, 1971, by late Illinois faculty member Paul Lauterbur, are on display in the Illinois MRI Exhibit Open to the Public. bit.ly/3yuuZIA @BeckmanInst

🤝👷‍♀️F&S is essential to U of I successes See how we helped with this exhibit about the history of the MRI. 🗓Visit this week! beckman.illinois.edu/about/news/art…

Thursday, September 2nd is the 50th anniversary of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Here is what @BeckmanInst is doing to celebrate 50 years this revolutionary machine: ow.ly/WFaA50G11wK

📅This Thursday & Friday (9/2-9/3), livestream the 2021 ACNN workshop. 3 p.m. Sept. 2: "Harnessing Imaging: Understanding Human Brain Function." 4 p.m. Sept. 2: “Celebrating MRI turning 50: Lauterbur at Stony Brook." 📽️ beckman.illinois.edu/about/videos/l… ℹ️ bit.ly/3BvtFar

🔶Innovate like it's 1971.🔶 Magnetic resonance imaging was invented on Sept. 2, 1971, and #ILLINOIS was involved from the start. Celebrate by visiting the new Illinois MRI Exhibit at Beckman Institute. #tbt #PowerofI ➡️bit.ly/MRI_50

Interested in the history of MRI? Stream a public lecture from Charles Springer, Oregon Health & Science University: "Celebrating MRI turning 50: Lauterbur at Stony Brook: Field Gradients Forever" 📅4 p.m. TODAY (9/2) 📽️Watch live: beckman.illinois.edu/live #ILLINOISmri

Today human magnetic resonance imaging scanners, or MRI, turns 50! The device that changed medicine was invented by #ILLINOIS professor Paul Lauterbur. His two original MRI scanners are now on display at @BeckmanInst 🔸 bit.ly/MRI_50

For those interested in venturing out into concurrent EEG-fMRI with multiband sequences. Thanks to the hard work of Max Egan, @jwirsich, @Larsen_RJ , @MRIBrain (in press @PLOSONE ) doi.org/10.1101/2020.0…

Bernie’s in the right place for barrier-breaking research at the Beckman Institute @Illinois_Alma #BernieSandersMittens #Bernie

Hanging out at the MRI scanner.

This is a huge advance for biomedical imaging on campus and a long-term effort by many! Exciting things happening in MR on campus - more to come!