ESMRMB Podcast

In this episode, host Sanam Assili, a biomedical imaging scientist from ESMRMB, and co-host Dr. Gennady Roshchupkin lead an engaging discussion with Professor Christian Beckmann from Radboud University Medical Centre and Dr. Lisa Nickerson from Harvard Medical School on the transformative role of big data in neuroimaging. This episode explores the benefits and challenges of analyzi

In this episode, Dr. Moss Zhao speaks with Ms Helena Zhang about the connection between research and arts.

In this special episode for Halloween 2023, Dr. Melanie Bauer tells us her journey in developing postmortem MRI techniques.

In this episode, Dr. Moss Zhao speaks with Dr. Georg Alexander Schramm about academic publishing and open access.

In this episode, Dr. Moss Zhao speaks with Dr. Hector Ramos about science podcasts in South America

In this episode, Hendrik Mattern talks with the current president of the ESMRMB, Benedikt Poser. During the interview they talk about Benedikt's vision for the society, the role of early careers in the ESMRMB, mentorship, work-life-balance, and the importance of saying no.

Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting (MRF) is a quantitative MRI framework developed in 2013, with its paradigm-changing methodology first described in a milestone Nature paper, cited by thousands of works since then.  In this episode, Constantin Slioussarenko had the chance to be joined by Dan Ma, who was at the origin of MRF, and Chaitra Badve, neuroradiologist who has led clin

"Autism is part of neurodiversity; it is neither a disorder, nor a disease" This is vital as autistic people might have an MRI scan for common clinical concerns, like headaches or low back pains, or for monitoring of epilepsy, often a comorbidity of autism, but also may participate in MRI studies. Making the scans autism friendly means addressing the preferences and needs of autist

"Reproducibility and Federated Learning" Deep learning methods are becoming increasingly popular in medical image analysis. Their performance, however, heavily depends on availability, diversity, and quality of the data. In this episode, Sanam Assili and Egor Panfilov discuss with Francesco Santini current issues in medical image segmentation, federated learning as a promising solu

"Silence Is Golden"  MRI doesn’t have to be noisy. The Zero Echo Time sequence is naturally quiet, but is yet to breakthrough into mainstream use.  This episode is a conversation between Sanam Assili from ESMRMB and Tobias Wood from King’s College London. He discusses his work on making Silent MRI useful for clinicians, in collaboration with GE Healthcare. A video ill