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requires detailed imaging, beyond what is currently possible in humans in vivo. In an NWO-funded Vici project, we leverage Ultra-High Field MRI to bring the cerebellar mesoscale into view. In this PhD
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Duties: MRI Technologist produces quality MRI images as ordered by treating physician. Communicates with patients, coworkers and physicians through written and verbal forms of communication. Complete
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will find more information about working at NTNU and the application process here. About the position We have a vacant 100% PhD position in the MRI Physics Group at the Department of Physics, NTNU
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collect brief neuropsychological data/MRI scans, eye scans, and/or EEG from human subjects. Schedule, coordinate, and administer scanning and testing of human subjects – this includes training subjects
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on the development of a wide range of magnetic resonance imaging technologies, including next-generation MRI, as well as the development of advanced methods for evaluating pathological conditions, enabling early
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National Institutes of Natural Sciences, National Institute for Physiological Sciences | Japan | 15 days ago
, and high-throughput processing and analysis of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data. [Work content and job description] We therefore invite applications from individuals who will engage in
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and PRECISION studies have revolutionised the diagnosis and management of prostate cancer. Multi-parametric MRI (mpMRI) is now routinely used across the NHS for the diagnosis of prostate cancer. mpMRI
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of written and spoken English. Those with expertise in MRI imaging analysis and neuroscience in clinical population, especially in psychiatry research will be preferred. The appointee will work
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look forward to receiving your application! About the position Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), particularly 4D Flow MRI, enables detailed quantification of cardiovascular hemodynamics through
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this model and whether interventions targeting the blood-brain barrier influence the course of CAA. You will use a range of techniques to study these processes, including: MRI; immunostaining; confocal