Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research
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The Center for Advanced Human Brain Imaging Research at Rutgers University is dedicated to achieving high quality human neuroscience research using state of the art neuroimaging techniques.
CAHBIR at Rutgers University is looking for a Lead Research MRI Technologist. CAHBIR is a research-only facility that focuses on neuroimaging, and other MR imaging projects. If you are interested, see the information flier linked, and apply online!
go.rutgers.edu/mri-tech
go.rutgers.edu/mri-tech
May 20, 2025 at 2:30 PM
CAHBIR at Rutgers University is looking for a Lead Research MRI Technologist. CAHBIR is a research-only facility that focuses on neuroimaging, and other MR imaging projects. If you are interested, see the information flier linked, and apply online!
go.rutgers.edu/mri-tech
go.rutgers.edu/mri-tech
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Santa came! This is the multi-nuclear option (MNO) for our Prisma MRI. It is essentially a second scanner-in-a-box, sans magnet, of course. It will allow us to image and acquire nuclear magnetic resonance spectra from nuclei other than 1H (protons). First on the list: 31P. Stay tuned for updates!
December 20, 2024 at 4:57 PM
Santa came! This is the multi-nuclear option (MNO) for our Prisma MRI. It is essentially a second scanner-in-a-box, sans magnet, of course. It will allow us to image and acquire nuclear magnetic resonance spectra from nuclei other than 1H (protons). First on the list: 31P. Stay tuned for updates!