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Dr. Catherine Vandorna. Photo: Nitzan Zohar, Technion spokesperson

This is how the bone marrow reacts to injuries and infections

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Dr. Kathryn Vandorna from the Faculty of Biomedical Engineering at the Technion developed a new method that allows the monitoring of the formation of immune blood cells in the bone marrow. For this purpose, she used tiny magnetic particles of iron oxide, which she followed with various imaging methods, including MRI of the living creature
Credit - the research group of Prof. Aviv Metzer and Dr. Tal Shahar

MRI scans can provide information about the iron balance in the brain to help monitor and diagnose various diseases, in a non-invasive manner

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This new measurement method, developed by PhD student Shir Filo and Prof. Metzer, will allow the extraction of precise biological values ​​on the brain, so that it will be possible to derive from an MRI test similar indicators to those obtained from a blood test or from a brain biopsy
MRI scan. Illustration: Image by Nina Garman from Pixabay

Does your brain look younger or older than its age?

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Gadolinium in MRI - what to do when active follow-up with MRI is necessary after an illness?

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Prof. Lucio Friedman. Photo: Weizmann Institute Spokesperson

It is possible to "watch" brain metabolism using MRI

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Technion researchers have developed new nanometer particles to mark cells for MRI imaging and light microscopy

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MRI image of a human brain. From Wikipedia

The most powerful MRI scanners in the world and what is right for us in the future in the field

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MRI scan. Source: pixabay.com.

A new algorithm based on deep learning almost eliminates the need for gadolinium in MRI scans

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Fluorite crystal - the mineral is mentioned in writings from the 16th century, is used, among other things, for ornamental purposes and is considered one of the most colorful minerals in the world. Photo: Rob Lavinsky, iRocks.com – CC-BY-SA-3.0

What does the crystal signify?

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Gadolinium in MRI - is it dangerous for us?

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xSPEN imaging of the optic nerve. Including the inhomogeneity in the imaging process itself. Source: Weizmann Institute magazine.

Challenging and resonant

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MRI scan. Source: pixabay.com.

Researchers were able to predict autism with the help of brain MRI as early as six months of age

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Technician and patient in preparation for MRI. Photo: shutterstock

Understand the physics behind the MRI scanner and the NMR device

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Dr. Lior Weizman. Photo: The Technion

A silent MRI scan in a sixth of the time required today

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Dr. Galia Avidan next to the new MRI scanner at Soroka Hospital. Photo: Ben Gurion University

A new study sheds light on the perception of faces among humans

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Image 4 - Reconstruction of the corpus callosum fiber system that connects the right and left sides of the brain. (On the left - in a person, on the right - in a rat).

The transparent mind

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fMRI device for brain imaging. Credit: Coherent Images

New research: learning to read is based on changes in connections in the brain

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Para hydrogen and ortho hydrogen. Photo: Lawrence Berkeley Laboratories

Nuclear magnetic resonance without a magnet?

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From the right: Dorja Bhaktavatsela Ra Dasari, Prof. Gershon Kuritsky and Prof. Lucio Friedman.

Warmth and order

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Homer Simpson's brain lobes

A brain scan determines the human ability to ``wonder about your essence''

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Diamonds are ideal as detectors for MRI

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Scientists at IBM have developed a microscope with a resolution 100 million times better than MRI systems that exist today

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Technion researchers have found a way to detect within seconds a radio frequency that has been taken over by pirates

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A new diagnostic method developed in Israel allows not only to determine if there is a tumor, but also if it is benign

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