Hong-Hsi Lee

Assistant Professor

Massachusetts General Hospital

United States

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Dr. Hong-Hsi Lee is an Assistant Professor at Massachusetts General Hospital, USA. His research primarily focuses on advanced imaging techniques in neuroimaging, including diffusion MRI and connectomics, particularly in understanding cortical microstructure and its alterations in various neurological conditions. Recent publications highlight significant contributions to the field through innovative imaging methodologies and analyses of human brain circuits.

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Jason Stockmann

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Harvard University

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Els Fieremans

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NYU School of Medicine

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Alina Müller

University of Applied Sciences Mittelhessen

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Longitudinal changes in cortical cell body and neurite density in people with multiple sclerosis

Simultaneous 3D quantitative magnetization transfer imaging and susceptibility mapping

Publisher Correction: Ultra-high gradient connectomics and microstructure MRI scanner for imaging of human brain circuits across scales

Ultra-high gradient connectomics and microstructure MRI scanner for imaging of human brain circuits across scales

In vivo cortical microstructure mapping using high-gradient diffusion MRI accounting for intercompartmental water exchange effects

Quantifying axonal features of human superficial white matter from three-dimensional multibeam serial electron microscopy data assisted by deep learning

In vivo human neurite exchange time imaging at 500 mT/m diffusion gradients

Romer‐EPTI: Rotating‐view motion‐robust super‐resolution EPTI for SNR‐efficient distortion‐free in‐vivo mesoscale diffusion MRI and microstructure imaging

Revealing membrane integrity and cell size from diffusion kurtosis time dependence

Age‐related alterations in human cortical microstructure across the lifespan: Insights from high‐gradient diffusion MRI

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Jason Stockmann

Els Fieremans

Alina Müller

Menno Schoonheim

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