Klaus Scheffler

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Hasan Huseyin Eroglu

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Rahel Heule

SWITZERLAND

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Henk De Feyter

Assistant Professor

Yale University School of Medicine

UNITED STATES

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Frodi Gregersen

Technical University of Denmark

DENMARK

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Lars G. Hanson

Technical University of Denmark

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Axel Thielscher

Technical University of Denmark

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Christoph Birkl

Medical University of Innsbruck

AUSTRIA

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Sydney Williams

University of Glasgow

UNITED KINGDOM

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Dario Bosch

University of Tübingen

GERMANY

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Gisela Hagberg

University of Tübingen

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Klaus Scheffler

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Intra‐scan RF power amplifier drift correction

Submillimeter balanced SSFP BOLD–functional MRI accelerated with 3D stack‐of‐spirals at 9.4 T

A predictor–corrector phase unwrapping algorithm for temporally undersampled gradient‐echo MRI

Evaluation of coaxial dipole antennas as transceiver elements of human head array for ultra‐high field MRI at 9.4T

Accelerated 2D Cartesian MRI with an 8‐channel local B0 coil array combined with parallel imaging

Volumetric measurements of weak current–induced magnetic fields in the human brain at high resolution

MR‐zero meets RARE MRI: Joint optimization of refocusing flip angles and neural networks to minimize T2‐induced blurring in spin echo sequences

Reconfigurable dipole receive array for dynamic parallel imaging at ultra‐high magnetic field

Deuterium metabolic imaging of the human brain in vivo at 7 T

Optimized ultrahigh field parallel transmission workflow using rapid presaturated TurboFLASH transmit field mapping with a three‐dimensional centric single‐shot readout

High‐resolution neural network‐driven mapping of multiple diffusion metrics leveraging asymmetries in the balanced steady‐state free precession frequency profile

Phase‐based masking for quantitative susceptibility mapping of the human brain at 9.4T

Estimation of skeletal kinematics in freely moving rodents

A 32‐element loop/dipole hybrid array for human head imaging at 7 T

Accelerated MRI at 9.4 T with electronically modulated time‐varying receive sensitivities

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Hasan Huseyin Eroglu

Rahel Heule

Henk De Feyter

Frodi Gregersen

Lars G. Hanson

Axel Thielscher

Christoph Birkl

Sydney Williams

Dario Bosch

Gisela Hagberg

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