As part of our mission, we work to disseminate our research to as wide an audience as possible, including by posting on YouTube videos from our ongoing seminar series as well as from special symposia and other forums. Explore the various playlists on our YouTube channel page, or simply browse our latest videos below.
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Happy (Belated) Halloween from Optics @ Martinos
On Halloween Day, members of the Optics @ Martinos group suited up and trekked down to a complementary art installation in the Charlestown Navy Yard, attracting a bit of attention along the way.
Music by Dmitry Taras from Pixabay.
Marco Loggia, PhD: "Pain, Brains, and a Voyage Made Together"
The Martinos Center's Marco Loggia shares an overview of his work and his career (to date!) upon his promotion to full professor at Harvard Medical School. October 15, 2025.
Martinos 2050: Christin Sander on the Future of Molecular Imaging
Christin Sander, PhD, describes her work using combined MR/PET imaging to understand pharmaceuticals' effects on the brain in addiction and psychiatry as well as in other areas, then discusses possible future developments with molecular imaging, including the introduction of wearable detectors to study real-world tasks outside the scanner.
Martinos 2050: Predictions for the Next 25 Years
In this video, young faculty in the Martinos Center discuss possible futures of their work in the center. The faculty include Christin Sander, PhD; Mohammad Daneshzand, PhD; Mitchell Robinson, PhD; Bin Deng, PhD; Jason Stockmann, PhD; Divya Varadarajan, PhD; So Jeong Lee, PhD;
The "ReBlast" Study: Uncovering the effects of repeated blast exposure in military personnel
Susie Huang, MD, PhD, associate director of the MGH Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging, discusses the "ReBlast" study led by Brian Edlow, MD, the goal of which was to better understand the invisible and long-term effects of repeated low-level blast exposure experienced by elite military personnel—particularly those in U.S. Special Operations Forces.
Martinos 2050: Jason Stockmann on the Future of MRI Technology Development
Junior faculty member Jason Stockmann, PhD, looks to the future of technology development in the Martinos Center, pondering the possibilities of portable MRI, ultra-ultra-high-field MRI, and more.
Center director Bruce Rosen, MD, PhD, explores the theme of “Great Observatories” for studying the brain in the lecture below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0N4-TbtWVdg
Bruce Rosen on the Early History of the Martinos Center
Center director Bruce Rosen, MD, PhD, recalls the early history of the center, describing the series of advances within the group that led to the introduction of functional MRI in 1991 and 1992.
Martinos Center Timeline
A brief animation showing technology advances and infrastructure improvements at the MGH Martinos Center for Biomedical Imaging.
Martinos 2050: Mohammad Daneshzand, PhD, on the future of transcranial magnetic stimulation
As part of the center's Martinos 2050 series exploring the next 25 years of Martinos research, Mohammad Daneshzand, PhD, discusses the potential for personalized neurostimulation for psychiatric conditions.
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