Jason Stockmann

Assistant Professor

Harvard University

United States

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Jason Stockmann is an Assistant Professor at Harvard University, USA. His research primarily focuses on advanced MRI techniques, including diffusion-weighted imaging, field mapping for motion correction, and magnetization transfer imaging. He has published recent articles addressing innovations such as multi-channel array coils, local shimming methods, and the development of an open-source shimming toolbox for MRI applications.

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Simon Warfield

Professor of Radiology

Boston Children's Hospital

UNITED STATES

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Hong-Hsi Lee

Assistant Professor

Massachusetts General Hospital

UNITED STATES

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David Feinberg

Professor

University of California, Berkeley

UNITED STATES

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Alina Müller

University of Applied Sciences Mittelhessen

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Simultaneous 3D quantitative magnetization transfer imaging and susceptibility mapping

Strong gradients, cool performance: A 64‐channel array coil with concurrent field monitoring and thermal control for ex vivo diffusion‐weighted brain imaging using the 3T connectome 2.0 MRI scanner

Accelerated Navigator for Rapid ∆B0 Field Mapping for Real‐Time Shimming and Motion Correction of Human Brain MRI

Impact of through‐slice gradient optimization for dynamic slice‐wise shimming in the cervico‐thoracic spinal cord

Multiphoton parallel transmission (MP‐pTx): Pulse design methods and numerical validation

A 128-channel receive array for cortical brain imaging at 7 T

Stochastic‐offset‐enhanced restricted slice excitation and 180° refocusing designs with spatially non‐linear ΔB0 shim array fields

Hybrid active and passive local shimming (HAPLS) for two‐region MRI

Shimming toolbox: An open‐source software toolbox for B0 and B1 shimming in MRI

Real‐time shimming with FID navigators

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Simon Warfield

Hong-Hsi Lee

David Feinberg

Alina Müller

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