Yuta Katsumi, PhD
@yutakatsumi.bsky.social
Assistant Professor of Neurology at MGH/Harvard Medical School. Assoc Director of PET Imaging Ops in MGH's Frontotemporal Disorders Unit. We can't be friends if you're using the jet colormap in your work.
This is fantastic, Roberto, not sure why we hadn’t run into your work… we’ll check this out and most definitely follow up with you!
March 30, 2025 at 6:20 PM
This is fantastic, Roberto, not sure why we hadn’t run into your work… we’ll check this out and most definitely follow up with you!
Ah we’ve totally missed this! Thank you for pointing me to it!!☺️
March 30, 2025 at 4:27 PM
Ah we’ve totally missed this! Thank you for pointing me to it!!☺️
Yes, taking 30+ short MPRAGE scans as was done here wouldn't be feasible in a typical neuroimaging experiment (and hence PoC!). We're hopeful that compressed sensing sequences with faster (~1 min) AT will prove more useful and realistic in longitudinal studies over short time intervals.
March 21, 2025 at 1:44 PM
Yes, taking 30+ short MPRAGE scans as was done here wouldn't be feasible in a typical neuroimaging experiment (and hence PoC!). We're hopeful that compressed sensing sequences with faster (~1 min) AT will prove more useful and realistic in longitudinal studies over short time intervals.