Thomas M. Fiedler

Head of research group Electromagnetic Simulations and RF Safety

German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ)

Germany

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Dr. Thomas M. Fiedler is the Head of the Research Group for Electromagnetic Simulations and RF Safety at the German Cancer Research Center (DKFZ) in Germany. His research focuses on electromagnetic field simulations, specific absorption rate (SAR) in MRI, and assessment of safety in RF hardware. Recent publications include work on quantitative abdominal sodium MRI at 7 Tesla, real-time SAR supervision, and hybrid algorithms for SAR matrix compression.

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Stephan Orzada

Deutsches Krebsforschungszentrum

GERMANY

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Armin Nagel

Professor for metabolic and functional MR imaging

Universitätsklinikum Erlangen

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Quantitative abdominal sodium MRI combined with 32‐channel proton pTx MRI at 7 Tesla in a large field‐of‐view

Real‐time specific absorption rate supervision for a 32‐channel RF transmit system with virtual observation points

Reproducibility of Electromagnetic Field Simulations of Local Radiofrequency Transmit Elements Tailored for 7 T MRI

Local and whole‐body SAR in UHF body imaging: Implications for SAR matrix compression

Hybrid algorithms for SAR matrix compression and the impact of post‐processing on SAR calculation complexity

An investigation into the dependence of virtual observation point‐based specific absorption rate calculation complexity on number of channels

Performance and safety assessment of an integrated transmit array for body imaging at 7 T under consideration of specific absorption rate, tissue temperature, and thermal dose

Numerical comparison of local transceiver arrays of fractionated dipoles and microstrip antennas for body imaging at 7 T

ISMRM Best Practices for Safety Testing of Experimental RF Hardware

Post‐processing algorithms for specific absorption rate compression

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Stephan Orzada

Armin Nagel

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