Kalpana Dhanik – @kalpanadhanik
This groundbreaking study reveals that people who are born deaf having unique brain strengths. Using advanced MRI to study cortical morphology, we found remarkable neuroplasticity. These findings highlights the brain incredible ability to adjust and open doors for better education and therapy for the deaf community.
Ryo Yashiro – @yashiro_ld
This presentation will describe the development of a home-made MR microscope. This MR microscope is currently under development and you can check the development and assembly process in the following tag(#HomeMadeMRI). Stay tuned!
Robin D. Allert – @robinallert
Understanding diffusion in microstructures is crucial in many scientific fields. Here, we introduce nitrogen-vacancy (NV) center-based nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy as a powerful tool to probe diffusion. We combined pulsed gradient spin echo (PGSE) with NV-NMR spectroscopy, allowing local quantification of the anisotropic molecular diffusion and flow within microstructures.
Madhu Basetti – @mbasetti
We are an imaging core group working in cancer research with preclinical imaging modalities for early detection and prognosis of cancer.
Mummidivarapu Varkrishna – @VarkrishnaM
The concept of photocatalytic water splitting is revolutionary however the applications aren’t so feasible to scale up. This research area has largely been dominated by the inorganic materials.However, organic ones are included every now and then. But the extent is less. The exploration and preparation of composites more based on the organic substances whereas the inorganic ones can be always supporting is a huge ocean of possibilities. And NMR is quite a powerful technique to explore it!
Callum Gater – @CallumGater1
In this work we show how the polarisation potential of parahydrogen can be realised by Signal Amplification By Reversible Exchange (SABRE) to hyperpolarise 15N for use in reaction monitoring, 15N DOSY and routes towards hyperpolarised 15N2 gas for use in a potential lung imaging technique in the future.
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