British & Irish Chapter MR Education Series

Resting state fMRI

19th January

Kristoffer Madsen

Physically-primed deep-neural networks for quantitative MRI analysis

2nd February

Moti Freiman

DSC and DCE

16th February

Francesco Sanvito

CEST

23rd February

Moritz Fabian

Academic publishing

1st March

Mark Schweitzer (JMRI)
Peter Jezzard (MRM)

Motor and Nonmotor Correlates based on Diffusion MRI of Cholinergic Projection Denervation in Neurodegenerative Disorders

8th March

Pohchoo Seow

Deuterium Metabolic Imaging

15th March

Evita Wiegers

Conversed Thalamic Mechanisms for Attention and Sleep

22nd March

Brandon Ingram

MRI Physics – Low Field to High Field

14th September

David Norris

Relaxometry

22nd September

Emil Ljungberg

Method Developments for High-Throughput MR Image Guided Radiotherapy in the Mouse Abdomen

29th September

Sean Smart

Non contrast MR Perfusion

6th October

Oliver Marcel Geier

From Data Crimes to Self-Supervised Reconstruction: Advancing AI-based MRI

20th October

Efrat Shimron

MRI artifacts – what are they? How do we beat them?

27th October

Richard Bowtell and Jan Paul

Experimental strategies to validate Diffusion MRI biomarkers

3rd November

Silvia de Santis

Zero- and Ultra Short-Echo Time imaging

10th November

Florian Wiesinger (GE Healthcare)

Neonatal imaging

17th November

Finn Lennartsson

Relaxometry – Fingerprinting

24th November

Sebastien Flassbeck

Acquisition and reconstruction of MRI

1st December

Abbas Moghaddam

Brain Segmentation & Processing

8th December

Fabrizio Pizzagalli

Cardiac perfusion MRI

15th December

Teresa Correia

CEST

January 20th

Anina Seidemo

Large Animal Imaging

January 27th

Esben Hansen

Cardiac MRI

February 3rd

Alexander Hirsch

Radiotherapy planning

February 17th

Daniela Thorwarth

Microstructure Imaging

February 24th
16:00 GMT

Dmitry Novikov

Multiple Sclerosis

March 3rd

Giuseppe Pontillo

Multi Nuclear MRI

March 10th

Lena Gast

A brief overview of the vascular space occupancy (VASO) fMRI

March 17th

Atena Akbari

Hyperpolarization-enhanced NMR methods for biomedical applications

March 24th

Irene Marco-Rius

An introduction to imaging of small experimental models - a phenomics perspective

March 31st

Po-Wah So

Getting to know the MR signal

9th September

José Marques
Benelux Chapter of ISMRM

MRI Physics – Spatial encoding

16th September

Walter Backes
Benelux Chapter of ISMRM

MRI Safety

23rd September

Harald Kugel
German Chapter of ISMRM

Cardiac MRI

30th September

Per Arvidsson
Nordic Chapter of ISMRM

Perfusion MRI (DCE)

7th October

Yolanda Ohene
British and Irish Chapter of ISMRM

Ultra-high resolution structural and vascular MRI

14th October

Hendrik Mattern
German Chapter of ISMRM

Challenges of setting up a 7T service

21st October

Philippa Bridgen
ISMRT

Spinal Imaging: Overview and update

28th October

Valentina Ferrazzoli
Italian Chapter of ISMRM

Low Field MRI and Field-Cycling Imaging

4th November

David Lurie
British and Irish Chapter of ISMRM

RF coil design

11th November
15:00 GMT

Janna Vincent
GE Healthcare

Quantitative MRI in Brain Tumour Diagnosis

18th November

Hamidreza Saligheh Rad
Iranian Chapter of ISMRM

Renal MRI

25th November

João Periquito
Iberian Chapter of the ISMRM

Molecular imaging

2nd December

Francesca Reineri
Italian Chapter of ISMRM

Perfusion MRI (ASL)

9th December

Esben T. Petersen
Nordic Chapter of ISMRM

MRI - Motion Correction (MoCo) in the brain

20th May

Daniel Gallichan
Cardiff University

MRI - fMRI post-processing/task analysis

27th May

Lars Stiernman
Umea University

MRI - Electrical Tissue property mapping

10th June

Steffano Mandija
University Medical Center Utrecht

MRI - RF coil design

17th June

Javier Istúriz
Neos Biotech

MRI - The optic pathway: imaging, tractograpy and function

24th June

David Neil Manners and Laura Ludovica Gramegna
University of Bologna

MRI - Parallel Imaging

1st July

Daniel Polak
Siemens Healthineers

MRI – ZTE/Silent MRI

14th January, 10:00 GMT

Toby Wood (KCL)

MRI – Hyperpolarization

21st January, 10:00 GMT

Jack Miller (Aarhus University)

MRI – Diffusion imaging

28th January, 10:00 GMT

Andrada Ianus (Champalimaud)

MRI – Applications in breast imaging

4th February, 10:00 GMT

Francesca Galati (Sapienza University)

MRI – MSK imaging

11th February, 10:00 GMT

Josh Kaggie (Cambridge)

MRI – MRI in neurological disease

4th March, 10:00 GMT

Mads Madsen (DRCMR)

MRI – Applications in liver imaging

11th March, 09:00 US Central time

Diego Hernandeo (Wisc)

MRI – Molecular imaging

18th March, 10:00 GMT

Francesca Reineri (Torino)

MRI – Exercise in the MRI scanner

25th March, 10:00 GMT

Ben Statton (Imperial)

MRI – fMRI processing/resting state

1st April, 10:00 GMT

Theodor Rumetshofer (Lund)

MRI – Novel ASL developments

8th April, 15:00 GMT

Luis Hernandez Garcia (Michigan)

MR physics – Magnetism, spins, and signal

10^th September
14:00-15:00 GMT

Gareth Barker (KCL)

MR physics – Echoes, spatial encoding and reconstruction

17^th September
10:00-11:00 GMT

Lars Hanson (DTU)

MR physics – Quantitative MR

24^th September
10:00-11:00 GMT

Gunther Helms (Lund)

MRI Safety

8^th October
10:00-11:00 GMT

Rebecca Quest (Imperial)

MRI – DTI & Connectome

15^th October
10:00-11:00 GMT

Shaun Warrington (Nottingham)

MRI – Prostate imaging

22^nd October
10:00-11:00 GMT

Tristan Barrett (Cambridge)

MRI – Challenges and solutions for patient workflows (radiographer-led talk)

5^th November
10:00-11:00 GMT

Rebecca Mills (Oxford)

MRI – Neuro session:
An introduction to brain tumour diagnosis and management

12^th November
10:00-11:00 GMT

Fulvio Zaccagna (Bologna)

MRI – Lung imaging

19^th November
10:00-11:00 GMT

Jim Wild (Sheffield)

MRI – Magnetic Resonance: Spectroscopy processing and interpretation

3^rd December
10:00-11:00 GMT

Martin Wilson (Birmingham)

MRI – SWI and QSM

10^th December
10:00-11:00 GMT

Patrick Fuchs (UCL)