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Join us on Thursday, March 26 at 9:00am in LH 202 for @AtleeWitt's Dissertation Defense! She will present "Advanced Radiological Assessment of the Spinal Cord in Multiple Sclerosis" completed in Dr. @seth_smith_a's lab through the Chemical and Physical Biology Graduate Program.
Congratulations @AtleeWitt
🎓👏 Congratulations to @AtleeWitt of @VanderbiltMSTP on receiving the prestigious P.E.O. Scholar Award! This honor recognizes Atlee’s outstanding academic achievements, #research excellence, and #leadership. Join us in applauding her! 🌟 medschool.vanderbilt.edu/bas…
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White (#SMI #DTI) and gray matter (#SANDI) microstructure characterization? In the brain AND spinal cord? On a clinical scanner??? Check out what works and what doesn't work! biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/…
Congratulations Shelly!!! So happy for you and so well deserved. It’s been a long time since our chat in Milan and I remain astounded by all you’re doing and your contributions to the sciences that will affect people’s lives! Well done.
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Congratulations @Warren_D_Taylor! Excited for you!
Warren Taylor, MD, MHSc, James G. Blakemore Professor of Psychiatry, has been appointed vice-chair for Research in @VUMCPsych.
Congratulations, @Warren_D_Taylor!
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🌟Faculty Spotlight: Assistant Prof. of Radiology & Radiological Sciences and Biomedical Engineering Kristin O'Grady, Ph.D.🌟
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Kristin Poole O’Grady, PhD (@ogrady_kp), assistant professor of @VUMCradiology, has received research support totaling more than $2.4 million for her investigations of progressive #multiplesclerosis (MS) using advanced imaging.
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Congratulations Dr Brown! Looking forward to new opportunities.
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Congratulations @ogrady_kp!
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@Patrickqueen_ you have a fan (also linebacker) in TN! Let’s go. Beat the dolphins!
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Magnetization transfer-derived metrics on 3T MRI detect macromolecular differences in the spinal cord CSF of #MultipleSclerosis vs controls, and also associate with clinical disability.
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Thrilled that @WKRN (Nashville ABC News 2) included us in their Thanksgiving special on #AI in #HealthCare. Here are a few photos captured on a real TV's. First up - Nancy with #DTI research with #ENDAlz. /1
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Susceptibility-weighted imaging of the brain 🧠 has gained a lot of interest in #MultipleSclerosis research in recent years but what about the spine? 🤔 In our latest paper from @vuiis, we describe a 7T SWI protocol for the cervical spine ➡️ sciencedirect.com/science/ar… 1/2
As a first gen student, it is great to see @VanderbiltU celebrate those who face unique challenges and bring unique perspectives to the table.
Vanderbilt is marking national First-Generation College Celebration Week with a series of events in celebration and support of VU's first-gen students.
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Are you interested in quantitative, reproducible MRI of brain white matter? Register for the WHATEVER workshop! Sept 18-20 2023, Nashville, TN, USA. Deadlines:
Abstract and Trainee Stipends July 25: ismrm.org/workshops/2023/WHA…
Early registration August 18: ismrm.org/workshops/2023/WHA…
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The WHATEVER workshop ismrm.org/workshops/2023/WHA… will cover qMRI for brain white matter from many angles: macrostructure (relaxation), microstructure (diffusion, susceptibility), metabolism (CEST, spectroscopy, X-nuclei) and more.
Come to Nashville this fall for the white matter workshop: WHATEVER.
Registration is NOW OPEN for the ISMRM Workshop on WHATEVER: WHite Matter, Analysis, Translation, Experimental Validation, Evaluation & Reproducibility
SAVE with EARLY REGISTRATION by registering before 12 July 2023!
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