WMSG 2010 student poster competition

The White Matter Study Group (WMSG) is now accepting submissions for its annual student poster competition, to be held during the ISMRM Annual Meeting in Stockholm.

Call for nominations: WMSG student representative

The White Matter Study Group is seeking nominations for the position of Student Representative (2010-2011). You can nominate a colleague or yourself. To be eligible, a nominee must presently be a student member of the ISMRM, or a post-doc who is a member of ISMRM (excluding post-docs who are about to finish). Individuals who have held office in the past 18 months are not eligible.

WMSG Social Event at ISMRM Stockholm

Apparently there is space for a few more, so if you haven't responded yet but would like to go, please let me know by Friday March 6th.

In vivo quantification of the bound pool T1 in human white matter using the binary spin–bath model of progressive ...

In vivo quantification of the bound pool T1 in human white matter using the binary spin–bath model of progressive magnetization transfer saturation
Gunther Helms and Gisela E Hagberg
Physics in Medicine and Biology, 2009; 54(23):N529-40

Gradient distortions in MRI: Characterizing and correcting for their effects on SIENA-generated measures of brain volume change

Zografos Caramanos, Vladimir S. Fonov, Simon J. Francis, Sridar Narayanan, G. Bruce Pike, D. Louis Collins and Douglas L. Arnold
NeuroImage, 2010; 49(2):1601-11

Investigation and modeling of magnetization transfer effects in two-dimensional multislice turbo spin echo sequences with ...

Investigation and modeling of magnetization transfer effects in two-dimensional multislice turbo spin echo sequences with low constant or variable flip angles at 3 T
Matthias Weigel, Gunther Helms, Juergen Hennig
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2010; 63(1): 230-4

Quantitative T2 analysis: The effects of noise, regularization, and multivoxel approaches

Thorarin A Bjarnason, Cheryl R McCreary, Jeff F Dunn, J Ross Mitchell
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 2010; 63(1): 212-7

Call for Nominations and Workshop Ideas

Citing Alex MacKay:

Dear members of the ISMRM White Matter Study Group,

Unified View of QMTI and T2 Relaxometry in WM

Characterizing Healthy and Diseased White Matter Using Quantitative Magnetization Transfer and Multicomponent T2 Relaxometry: A Unified View via a Four-Pool Model

Ives R. Levesque and G. Bruce Pike

Magn Reson Med, 2009; 62(6):1487-1496

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