The presentations from the 2025 CMRR workshop will be available until Nov 1st, 2025.
Presentations are available in a high quality format and a lower format will be provided later. Please report any issues.
OCTOBER 15
From Single Neuron to Behavior
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Moderator: Federico De Martino
Kamil Ugurbil, Welcoming remarks
Gordon Smith, A common coarse-to-fine maturation of large-scale networks in the developing brain
Natalia Petridou, Hemodynamic fingerprints of high-resolution fMRI signals
Wei Chen, Simultaneous optical and functional imaging
Lonike Faes, Modeling for untangling high resolution fMRI signals
Proffered Abstract, Guy Shlomo Baz, Correlation between striatal subregion activity and motor performance revealed by precision mapping fMRI using 7T fast-TR imaging and NORDIC denoising
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Moderator: Lonike Faes
Rainer Goebel, From axis-of-motion to direction-of-motion features in human area MT+: A pilot fMRI study at 10.5 Tesla
Esther Kuehn, Translational applications of layer-specific multi-modal MRI for aging and neurodegeneration
Thomas Naselaris, The dynamics of visual representation in the human brain
Eline Kupers, Principles of intensive human functional MRI
Evan Gordon, Precision fMRI
Pushing the Technical Limits
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Moderator: Gregor Adriany
Vendor Presentation, GE HealthCare, Rob Peters
Stephan Orzada, Key technologies to make 7T a true clinical system
Peter Dietz, Pushing gradient technology to its limits
Brian Rutt, PNS limits for gradients
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Moderator: Rita Schmidt
Alexander Beckett, New opportunities and discoveries from the NexGen 7T
Mehmet Akcakaya, The future of physics-Informed machine learning approaches in MR and, in particular, UHF
Michael Garwood, Rapid technological progress continues: But can we do better?
OCTOBER 16
10 T and Higher
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Moderator: Nicolas Boulant
Mark Bird, Magnet technology at 14T
Alexandre Vignaud, What does it take to obtain whole brain images at 11.7T?
Luca Vizioli, 10.5T as a routine platform for fMRI scanning
Vendor Presentation, United Imaging, Paul Polak, Advanced Research Applications with Jupiter 5T
Technology Showcase, NVISION, Paul Weavers
Technology Showcase, NeoScan, Stefan Roell
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Moderator: Greg Metzger
Jiaen Liu, Mesoscale anatomic T2*w brain MRI at 10.5 T
Stefan Zbyn, Evaluation of compositional changes during cartilage maturation with sodium MRI at 10.5T
Vendor Presentation, Bruker BioSpin, Tim Wokrina
fMRI and Beyond
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Moderator: Doug Rothman
Sara Ponticorvo, The nose as a focal point for investigating the interplay between the peripheral and central nervous systems
Hanne Laakso, Dual FOV fMRI for studying the central nervous system during spinal cord stimulation
Grant Gordon, The role of astrocyte Ca2+ on functional hyperemia
Andreas Linninger, Modelling CBF and CSF to understand the CNS
Technology Showcase, TracInnovations, Pierre-Gilles Henry
uiSNR and Optimal UHF Arrays
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Moderator: Yigitcan Eryaman
Vendor Presentation, Skope, Cameron Cushing
Kyle Gilbert, Technology for building robust high-channel coils withstanding peak gradient and RF
Alireza Sadeghi-Tarakameh, The push for the ultimate SNR: Pointers for future UHF detector designs
Roberta Frass-Kriegl, SNR benefits and challenges when getting close: Future of flex coil designs
Ilias Giannakopoulos, Electromagnetic simulation tools for the analysis and design of RF coils
Pierre-François Van de Moortele Talk, Fanny Kozak, Be inspired – Why I choose MR
Proffered Abstract, Léo Rémillard, A metasurface volume head coil for 10.5T MRI using flexible printed circuits
Poster Session
Poster Power Pitches, Seminar Room
OCTOBER 17
pTx and UHF Applications
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Moderator: Alireza Sadeghi Tarakameh
Sebastian Schmitter, The future of pTx: Smart B1 mapping – Pulse design and safety control
Tamer Ibrahim, Tic-Tac-Toe array as a high-channel Tx array concept
Gregory Metzger, Importance of body imaging at 10.5T: Path into the future
Chunlei Liu, Multiphoton parallel transmission (MP-pTx): Pulse design methods and numerical validation
Spectroscopy and Metabolism at UHF
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Moderator: Xiao-Hong Zhu
Malgorzata Marjanska, Challenges and opportunities of monitoring brain metabolism at UHF
Gülin Öz, Role of UHF for clinical research
Lijing Xin, Current innovations in 31P MRS for imaging cerebral bioenergetics
Proffered Abstract, Avneesh Jain, Towards reliable Glutamate T2 quantification at 7T: Role of macromolecules and model choice
Dan Vigneron, An alternative to UHF to increase polarization: DNP
Connectomics and UHF for Advancement of Science
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Moderator: Christophe Lenglet
Vendor Presentation, Siemens Healthineers, Mark Le Feuvre
Neda Jahanshad, Connectome-based analysis of morphological abnormalities in major psychiatric disorders
Richard Betzel, Decoding the brain network architecture and structural-functional coupling in cognitive ability
Proffered Abstract, Ava White, Brain connectivity differences in implicit reappraisal through affective prompting
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Moderator: Hamza Farooq
Susie Huang, Connectome scanner 2.0, mesoscale connectomics with super high gradients
Amy Howard, Bridging the scales in dMRI
Ana Manea, Whole-brain NHP neuroimaging
Kamil Ugurbil, Closing remarks