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Magnetic Resonance

from left to right:
back: T. Körner, D. Linhardt, M. Tik, S. Roat, M. Obermann, M. Woletz, M. Wolf, M. Zaitsev, B. Gruber, A. Berg, E. Laistler
front: C. Brandner, A.I. Schmid, L. Nohava, C. Windischberger, F. Niess, J. Sieg, M. Meyerspeer

Magnetic Resonance (MR) unites basic researchers, engineers and clinical scientists working on the development of hardware and methodology for MR imaging and spectroscopy and their applications in medicine, biology and beyond. We are part of the High Field MR Center (HFMRC), jointly founded by the Center of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering and the Department of Biomedical Imaging and Image-guided Therapy in June 2003. Headed by Prof. Maxim Zaitsev, physicist, and Prof. Siegfried Trattnig, radiologist, the HF MR Center aims at combining Europe's leading competence in methodological and technical development in the high-field MR area with new approaches in medical diagnosis and basic biomedical research. The center operates several whole-body MRI scanners dedicated to research, including a 7 Tesla Magnetom Dot Plus, a 3 T PrismaFit (Siemens Healthineers, Erlangen, Germany) as well as a 3 T Prisma shared with the clinical routine.

Scientific Director: Maxim Zaitsev, PhD
Medical Director: Siegfried Trattnig, MD

Street address:
Medical University of Vienna
BT 32, Lazarettgasse 14
1090 Vienna, Austria

Research Topics

Body Spectroscopy and Imaging | Motion Detection and Correction | Pulse Sequences & Image Reconstruction | Micro-imaging and microscopy | Radio Frequency Coils & MR Hardware | Skeletal muscle MRS and MRI

Research Area Representative

Maxim Zaitsev

Research Groups

Laistler group | Meyerspeer group | Windischberger group

 
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