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N. Wallstein, A. Pampel, A. Sandgaard, C. Jäger, R. Müller, H. Möller
Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences, Leipzig, Germany

Impact: Experimental evidence was provided for the need for an ‘extended 4PM’ with dipolar reservoirs. Systematic deviations in the z-spectra were resolved by a ‘free lineshape’ model, providing enhanced sensitivity to tissue microstructure (e.g., cylindrical arrangement of myelin).  

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Ç. Boğa, A. Henning
UT Southwestern Medical Center , Dallas, United States

Impact: TSE application of BOGA method can accelerate the clinical utilization of 7T, as the B₁⁺ inhomogeneity effects  are removed from the final contrast without any prior data acquisitions.

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B. Tran, L. Lawrence, S. Binda, R. Oglesby, B. Chugh, A. Lau
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada

Impact: An understanding of the mechanism behind radiation-induced R₁ changes could determine if radiation beam effects can be imaged in other systems and in vivo.

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M. Corral-Bolaños, H. Vila-Merkle, M. Pizzolato, T. Dyrby
Technical University of Denmark, Kongens Lyngby, Denmark

Impact: We introduce a new myelin metric that directly links myelin’s structural properties to signal conduction velocity, addressing the limitations of MWF and qMT. It opens new research opportunities into myelin dynamics related to its functional properties.

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M. Salimi Majd, M. Lerchbaumer, H. Tzschätzsch, S. Kim, A. Agres, T. Meyer, S. Görner, J. Braun, I. Sack, J. Guo
Charité - Universitätsmedizin Berlin, Berlin, Germany

Impact: The new anisotropic MRE method showed unique sensitivity to subtle structural changes in quadriceps muscles of patellar tendinopathy patients. The anisotropic biomechanical properties may aid in diagnosing tendinopathy and assessing the muscle-tendon unit rehabilitation following treatment.

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M. Adam, B. Bachrátá, W. Bogner, S. D. Robinson
Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria

Impact: The inability of many patients to lie still during MRI leads to motion-corrupted images. Fast imaging with multiple contrasts could make a significant contribution to imaging patients with diseases which make it difficult to stay still, such as Parkinson's disease.

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P. Albertova, L. Torres, M. Blaimer, M. Wessel, M. Reich, P. Jakob, P. Nordbeck, M. Gram
University Hospital Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany

Impact: So far, non-invasive methods for patient-specific imaging of evoking fields induced by deep-brain-stimulation (DBS) do not exist. REX-based imaging could enable structured assessment of stimulation target regions via MRI and thus support the calibration and clinical testing of neurostimulation devices.

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D. Gkotsoulias, I. Callegari, J. Leupold, M. Reisert, E. Bahn, J. Franz, B. Dhital, D. von Elverfeldt, V. Kiselev, M. Weigel, C. Stadelmann, C. Granziera
University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland

Impact: The unprecedented spatial resolution and contrast obtained in post-mortem brain blocks imaged 9.4T MRI open a new window into the assessment of mechanisms leading to focal pathology appearance and evolution in Multiple Sclerosis.

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M-C Kuo, Y-C Shih, R-J Lin, S-H Chen, Y-F Wei, H-Y Yang, J. O. S. Goh
Graduate Institute of Medicine, Yuan Ze University, Taoyuan City, Taiwan

Impact: Understanding potential and limitations of novel neuromelanin-related sequences in PD subtype differentiation.

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M. Burman Ingeberg, E. van Houten, J. Zwanenburg
UMC Utrecht, Utrecht, Netherlands

Impact: These results directly contribute to the improvement of iMRE by addressing previous limitations and by demonstrating the feasibility of poro(visco)elastic reconstruction, potentially enabling novel ways of studying cerebral microvasculature and (mechanical) neurovascular coupling in the brain. 

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G. Zhao, J. Teng, L. Zhang, Y. Wu, M. Wang, M. Nittka, Y. Ran, F. Chen, H. Zheng, Y. Zhang, J. Cheng
The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, China

Impact: This study highlights the need for standardized relaxometry protocols or rigorous data screening to minimize bias, enabling reliable T₁/T₂ imaging analysis and advancing clinical translation.

S. Ma, Z. He, R. Wang, A. Zhang, Q. Sun, J. Liu, F. Yan, M. Sacks, X-Q Feng, G-Z Yang, Y. Feng
School of Biomedical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

Impact: The TWE-NITI method offers an accurate and fast way to measure fiber-reinforced tissues in vivo, showing the potential application of anisotropic MRE. Furthermore, the proposed framework may also help solving the inverse problem in other fields. 

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H. Fels-Palesandro, G. Mangin, I. Faras, S. Heiland, M. Bendszus, K. Schregel, R. Sinkus
Heidelberg University Hospital, Heidelberg, Germany

Impact: MRE is feasible in peripheral nerves and 2D-MRE delivers correct biomechanical information in optimized in-vitro examination conditions, thus serving as built-up for optimization of 3D-MRE in peripheral nerves and clinical translation.

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J. Fischer, B. Thomann, U. Ludwig, T. Fechter, D. Baltas, M. Bock
, Medical Center University of Freiburg, Faculty of Medicine, University of Freiburg, Freiburg, Germany

Impact: This multicenter study aims to strengthen the trust in SIMT SRS, which has the potential to significant time savings for medical personnel and machine time as well as improvements to patient comfort.

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G. Zhao, L. Sun, M. Wang, M. Nittka, J. Cheng, Y. Zhang
The First Affiliated Hospital of Zhengzhou University, Zhengzhou, China

Impact: Our study's outcomes can enhance clinical assessments of brain white matter abnormalities. This impacts patients, healthcare providers, and researchers by allowing for more efficient and accurate diagnosis and understanding of previously challenging issues, thereby improving patient care and outcomes.