Edwin Versteeg

Asssistant Professor

University Medical Center Utrecht, Utrecht University

Netherlands

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Edwin Versteeg is an Assistant Professor at the University Medical Center Utrecht in the Netherlands. His research focuses on advanced magnetic resonance imaging techniques, including silent imaging, relaxometry, and hybrid sequences, as evident from his recent publications. He has contributed significantly to the development of innovative methods for improving image quality and reducing scan time in MRI.

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Alessandro Sbrizzi

NETHERLANDS

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Jeroen Siero

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University Medical Center Groningen

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Martijn Froeling

University Medical Center Groningen

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Nicolas Boulant

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pTx‐Pulseq in hybrid sequences: Accessible and advanced hybrid open‐source MRI sequences on Philips scanners

Feasibility of strong diffusion encoding and fast readout using a plug‐and‐play head gradient insert at 7 T

Time‐efficient, high‐resolution 3T whole‐brain relaxometry using Cartesian 3D MR Spin TomogrAphy in Time‐Domain (MR‐STAT) with cerebrospinal fluid suppression

A three‐dimensional Magnetic Resonance Spin Tomography in Time‐domain protocol for high‐resolution multiparametric quantitative magnetic resonance imaging

Fast and silent MRI using nonlinear gradient fields at the ultrasonic gradient switching frequency of 20 kHz with a Point Spread Function framework reconstruction

A silent echo‐planar spectroscopic imaging readout with high spectral bandwidth MRSI using an ultrasonic gradient axis

High SNR full brain relaxometry at 7T by accelerated MR‐STAT

Accelerating Brain Imaging Using a Silent Spatial Encoding Axis

Image quality and subject experience of quiet T1-weighted 7-T brain imaging using a silent gradient coil

A silent gradient axis for soundless spatial encoding to enable fast and quiet brain imaging

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Alessandro Sbrizzi

Jeroen Siero

Martijn Froeling

Nicolas Boulant

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