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Body MRI Research Group
The Body Magnetic Resonance (BMR) Group aims to develop new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) methods and apply them to improve clinical care in body and musculoskeletal imaging. Our current focus applications are breast MRI, abdominal MRI, MRI of osteoarthritis and MRI near metallic implants.
Our group, directed by Brian Hargreaves, is part of the Radiological Sciences Lab in the Department of Radiology within the School of Medicine at Stanford University. Students in our group are primarily from the departments of Electrical Engineering and Bioengineering.
BMR research area cover a spectrum from basic MRI theory to development of new methods to applications and translation to clinical practice. Many of our projects include links between basic science, clinical imaging, and industry.
News/Events
Dec 2014 - Manoj Saranathan's Article featured on the cover of JMRI
Dec 2014 - Brian Hargreaves named as a Distinguished Investigator by the Academy of Radiology Research.
Aug 2014 - Dr. Kristin Granlund completes her PhD thesis, "Rapid Breast MRI with Low Distortion."
April 2014 - Evan Levine wins Outstanding Poster at CBIS Symposium: View-sharing and Compressed Sensing in Two-Point Dixon-based DCE-MRI.
