This seminar, given by Wil Rohlhil, CAHBIR's Software Engineer, will address Flywheel - What it is, what it can do, and how to use the most common workflows.
This seminar, given by Wil Rohlhill, CAHBIR's Software Engineer, will address Flywheel - What it is, what it can do, and how to use the most common workflows.
This will be the next in the series of nuclear magnetic resonance physics for non-physicists given by Jeff Luci, Technical Director of CAHBIR, and it will address the foundations of magnetic resonance. The workshops are intended for people who have no or very little background in physics and biomedical engineering. The full series will include … Read More
This seminar is open to anyone interested, but required for users who wish to become Level-2 certified. Topic covered will include a deep dive into magnet safety, some finer points of screening subjects, emergency procedures, and anything else the attendees would like to discuss. Everyone is encouraged to attend.
This seminar will be delivered by Jeff Luci and will cover B0 field mapping. We will talk about: What is B0 field mapping? How is the B0 field mapped? How is the B0 map recorded and archived? What can you do with a B0 field map?
David Zald will be presenting this paper from Danny Wang's group (USC, director of the Laboratory of Functional MRI Technology www.loft-lab.org) as a journal club style meeting. If you can find the time, please read before attending, and bring questions and comments about the work. We look forward to a lively discussion! https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1002/mrm.27632
In this seminar, Manny Alvarez will be going over an introduction to the general linear model (GLM) that is used to analyze fMRI data. This is meant to be a primer that describes the general theory, best practices, and implementation of GLMs. He will present a brief lecture and include hands-on tutorials using MATLAB. Everyone … Read More
This seminar is open to everyone who is interested in learning about some of the more advanced topics of MRI safety, but it is a requirement for those who wish to become Level 2 certified and run research scans without assistance. It covers: Magnet safety RF safety Screening for MRI contraindications Emergency procedures Special SOP … Read More
This seminar is open to everyone who is interested in learning about some of the more advanced topics of MRI safety, but it is a requirement for those who wish to become Level 2 certified and run research scans without assistance. It covers: Magnet safety RF safety Screening for MRI contraindications Emergency procedures Special SOP … Read More
This session will provide an introduction to basic MRI scanner operation. Those will little or no experience running Siemens MRI scanners are encouraged to attend. This session will cover: Registering subjects Subject positioning on the table Proper safety instructions for subjects Controlling the table, bore lights, fan, and audio intercom Selecting a protocol Explanation of … Read More