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Core Research
Core 1: Multinuclear MRI
Main Article: Multinuclear MRI
The group aims to develop and further multinuclear magnetic resonance technology for studying structure, dynamics, biochemistry and patho-physiology of biological tissues.
Core 2: Functional Imaging
Main Article: Functional Imaging
We are establishing the use of multimodal imaging to assess brain physiology during functional activation and in pathological states, with a focus on cerebrovascular disorders.
Core 3: Hyperpolarized Gas MRI
Main Article: Hyperpolarized Gas MRI
The primary focus of the group, functional and metabolic imaging, is on ‘hyperpolarized’ agents, in which specific nuclei are aligned to a degree 104-105 times greater than is possible in ordinary MRI.
Core 4: Optical Imaging
Main Article: Optical Imaging
Our objective is to develop innovative optical imaging technologies, optimal strategies for integrated optical and MRI methods, and theoretical algorithms required for high-resolution optical image reconstruction.
NIH Presentations
MMRRCC Services
Resource Structure and Core 1 Information
Core 2 Information
Core 4 Information
Collaborative Research
Members of the Metabolic Magnetic Resonance Research and Computing Center engage extensively in collaborative and service projects with investigators from other organizations. Below is a list of some current projects being pursued with collaborative investigators.
Please Visit the Collaborative Research page for more information.
