Overview
Syllabus
Introduction Due to technical issues, the slides are shown in the beginning
3:43 Importance of brain micro-organization Due to technical issues, there is echoing until ~
Micro-organization imaging and in-vivo histology using hMRI
Modelling strategy: multi-contrast, multi-Level
Three-pronged interdisciplinary approach
Overview
Multi-parameter mapping MPM using multi-echo FLASH
Multi-parameter maps MPM at 7T using optical prospective motion correction PMC
R1 myelin maps compared to fMRI retinotopy
Inter-areal feature: myelination of thin, thick and pale stripes in secondary visual cortex V2
Intra-areal features: stripes in secondary visual cortex V2
Complex Myelin: Histology compared to quantitative MRI
MALDI-Mass Spectrometry Imaging of lipid components
Imaging Superficial White Matter SWM
Quantitative Iron Maps Correlate with MR Contrast
Mapping oligodendrocytes and myelinated fibers
Mapping short association fibers SAF with 300mT/m Connectom MRI: visual system
Mapping short association fibers SAF: visual system
Mapping SAF: predicting retinotopic organization
SAF contribution to connective field sizes
Evolution of hominoid brain connectomics EBC
Quantitative 3D iron maps with microscopic resolution
N1 and the swallow tail overlay only partly N1 is thinner and extends beyond the swallow tail sign.
Discussion
Taught by
MGH Martinos Center