Li Feng

Associate Professor

New York University Grossman School of Medicine

United States

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Li Feng is an Associate Professor at New York University Grossman School of Medicine in the United States. His research focuses on advanced imaging techniques, particularly in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and its applications in liver analysis, cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, and cardiac conditions. Recent articles reflect his expertise in accelerated MRI methods, real-time imaging, and deep learning applications in medical imaging.

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John M. Pauly

Stanford University

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Accelerated Abdominal MRI: A Review of Current Methods and Applications

Highly accelerated non‐contrast‐enhanced time‐resolved 4D MRA using stack‐of‐stars golden‐angle radial acquisition with a self‐calibrated low‐rank subspace reconstruction

MRI of GlycoNOE in the human liver using GraspNOE‐Dixon

Editorial for “Liver T1 Mapping Derived From Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging: A Potential Prognostic Marker in Idiopathic Dilated Cardiomyopathy”

Incorporation of view sharing and KWIC filtering into GRASP‐Pro improves spatial resolution of single‐shot, multi‐TI, late gadolinium enhancement MRI

Diffusion magnetic resonance imaging of cerebrospinal fluid dynamics: Current techniques and future advancements

Free‐breathing time‐resolved 4D MRI with improved T1‐weighting contrast

DeepEMC‐T2 mapping: Deep learning–enabled T2 mapping based on echo modulation curve modeling

DCE‐MRI of the liver with sub‐second temporal resolution using GRASP‐Pro with navi‐stack‐of‐stars sampling

Rapid 3D T1 mapping using deep learning‐assisted Look‐Locker inversion recovery MRI

Live‐view 4D GRASP MRI: A framework for robust real‐time respiratory motion tracking with a sub‐second imaging latency

Walking With the ISMRM in the Footprints of Our MR History

Walking with the ISMRM in the footprints of our MR history

4D Golden‐Angle Radial MRI at Subsecond Temporal Resolution

Performance of spiral UTE-MRI of the lung in post-COVID patients

Repeatability and robustness of MP‐GRASP T1 mapping

Rapid fat–water separated T1 mapping using a single‐shot radial inversion‐recovery spoiled gradient recalled pulse sequence

Golden‐Angle Radial MRI: Basics, Advances, and Applications

Estimation of the capillary level input function for dynamic contrast‐enhanced MRI of the breast using a deep learning approach

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John M. Pauly

Fang Liu

Nima Gilani

Andrada Ianus

Daniel Kim

Zhitao Li

Haoyang Pei

Fernando Calamante

Jonghyun Bae

Yang Yang

Yao Wang

Francesco Giganti

Sungheon Gene Kim

Ryan Brunsing

Qiuting Wen

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