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Paul G Mullins PhD This is an early draft of an article I am submitting for review. It grew out of a presentation on functional magnetic resonance spectroscopy where I discuss the implications and design considerations the MEGA-PRESS acquisition causes for fMRS experiments. This work has also recently been presented at the fMRS symposium in
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To be held in Bangor Gwynedd, in lovely North Wales. We invite all interested neuroscientists and spectroscopists to come join us and discuss the future of functional magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Location: Bangor Gwynedd, on the edge of Snowdonia, and right next door to Ynys Môn (the Isle of Anglesey), Bangor provides easy access to wonderful
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So although my last post talked about how to deal with Issues of T2 relaxation, it did not really go too in depth into what T2 relaxation is and why we might even want to be aware of it. Mostly because I assumed readers of this blog would already know about relaxation. However, given that
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Or “What you need to know about correction for relaxation effects when fitting MRS spectroscopy using automated software” So I’m finally getting around to writing this blog post, or at least attempting it. This blog post will be about some of the default assumptions two common pieces of MRS fitting software make with regard to relaxation effects (T2
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Ah the summer grasses, all that remains of the warriors dreams.
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