Radiating Kindness: Making Holiday Cards for Elderly Mass General Patients
Members of the Laboratory for Computational Neuroimaging embraced the spirit of the season at their holiday party in December.
Members of the Laboratory for Computational Neuroimaging embraced the spirit of the season at their holiday party in December.
The prize recipients include Nancy Kanwisher, PhD, Winrich Freiwald, PhD, and Doris Ying Tsao, PhD.
Nilson will focus on all operations for the Center’s Imaging Research Core.
Candidates are encouraged to apply by April 15, 2024.
Hooker says his new job at Mass General’s Lurie Center for Autism is to “develop a strategy for how we move autism science forward in a very meaningful way.”
Global computational researchers collaborated and competed to advance the field of Diffusion MRI Tractography.
Kendall has been working with a biospecimen repository study at the Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard.
Created by the Center’s Benjamin Bearce, the website connects direct care providers with volunteers who can help with shopping, pet care and more.
The senior MR technicians are performing portable X-ray scans of COVID-19 patients in ICUs.
The Center’s Marco Loggia is a highly accomplished researcher. He is also one heckuva chef.
The Center’s Don Straney isn’t slowing down during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The Center’s Matthew Larrabee describes his experience supporting the hospital’s COVID-19 response.
The tweets show a side of the pandemic that statistics and charts could never capture.
The students, from the the Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology, met with faculty to learn about opportunities in the Center.
Development of the technology followed an early collaboration with the Center’s Matt Rosen and his work with ultra-low-field MRI.
The Center’s QTIM lab collaborated with the American College of Radiology to create the ACR AI-LAB website.
Sander, a young investigator in the Center, served as Program Committee Co-chair for WMIC 2019.
The Center’s Ken Kwong and others recounted the heady times at last month’s ISMRM 2019 meeting.
The “Imaging Scientists” program will support better tools and increased collaboration.