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Curious about how dense particle flows defy the usual rules of laminar and turbulent motion? Join our ERC project and use MRI to uncover these flows. Job description Inertial Dense Suspensions (IDeS
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magnetic resonance imaging (Flow MRI) is a powerful and non-invasive imaging technique that measures blood flow in time and space. It provides vital insights into key metrics for cardiovascular disease
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Max Planck Institute for Biological Cybernetics, Tübingen | Bingen am Rhein, Rheinland Pfalz | Germany | 19 days ago
interacts with the prefrontal cortex to integrate interoceptive signals and guide higher-order cognition. Combining ultra-high-field layer fMRI at 9.4 Tesla, diffusion MRI, and machine learning in humans with
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MRI, high-resolution confocal microscopy and electron microscopy. Develop and refine imaging analysis pipelines, using appropriate software, quantitative approaches and innovative analytical methods
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twin of the face using the finite element method and multimodal MRI data. A multiscale active constitutive law for facial muscles will be developed to describe different contraction patterns
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across the lifespan. Combining state-of-the-art multimodal MRI techniques with behavioral research, we quantify changes in white and gray matter organization, myelination, and brain function to investigate
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cellular changes. Advanced imaging techniques, including structural and functional-MRI, developed by Dr. Emmanuel Barbier (GIN director), will be used to optimize rSynES and monitor neuronal changes over
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organisation, while MRI metabolic imaging offers a patient-scale perspective on related metabolic and invasive phenotypes. This PhD research will be carried out at the IBGC as part of the ShadowEV-GBM
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by providing a crucial enabling medical diagnostics, transportation, and communication in the form of MRI applications, automotive radars, and 5G/6G applications, respectively. To meet the ever
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-agent" that integrates multimodal health data, including MRI examinations, PSMA PET/CT imaging, histopathology results, and longitudinal electronic health records, to support clinical decision-making in