Magnetic Resonance Imaging Services
Our laboratory features a Bruker Biospec Avance 24/30 nuclear magnetic resonance imager that is particularly well-suited for imaging inanimate objects or small animals. Our equipment and staff are available for experiments on selected samples as well as in-depth research and laboratory studies.
We have extensive experience with permeable media, including geological samples, bone, and foodstuffs. With exceptional skills in mathematical modeling and inverse problems, we are well-equipped to undertake a large variety of projects.
Contact Dr. Ted Watson or Benjamin Kohn with inquiries.
Imaging Methods include but are not limited to:
- Proton Density weighting
- T1/T2 weighting
- Diffusion weighting (DWI)
- T1/T2 mapping
- Chemical shift imaging (CSI)
- Volume selective spectroscopy (MRS)
Imaging methods can be modified for contrast
- Fat Supression
- Selective inversion recovery
- Magnetization transfer