Lectures related to Functional imaging

PET Imaging: Principles & Applications

Explores the principles and applications of PET imaging, covering topics such as tracers, detection, and future perspectives.

Resolution in PET Imaging

Covers the fundamentals of resolution in PET imaging and the impact of detectors on spatial resolution.

BOLD Contrast: Biophysical Basis and Brain Function Imaging

Explores the biophysical basis of BOLD contrast and brain function imaging using fMRI.

Scatter Discrimination and SPECT Summary

Explores techniques to discriminate scattered photons in SPECT imaging and summarizes Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography.

Types of Coincidences in PET

Explores the types of coincidences in PET imaging and methods to distinguish them.

PET Tracers: Oncology and Neuroscience

Explores typical PET tracers in oncology and neuroscience for imaging proliferation, hypoxia, and metabolism.

Contrast in MRI

Explores MRI principles, contrast agents, neural activity imaging, and functional MRI techniques.

Attenuation Correction in PET

Covers the fundamentals of attenuation correction in PET imaging and why PET/CT is the industry standard.

Neuroprosthetics: Advances in fMRI in Rodents

Explores new advances in fMRI in rodents, focusing on network psychology to physiology.

Neural Signals and Signal Processing: Hemodynamic Imaging

Explores hemodynamic imaging techniques to measure brain activity and understand brain structure and function.

Overview and comparison: Imaging Modalities

Covers the comparison of bio-imaging modalities, discussing contrast mechanisms, limitations, SNR, and reconstruction techniques.

Importance of Biomedical Imaging

Delves into the importance of biomedical imaging in life sciences and the diverse modalities used.

Metabolism measured by deoxyglucose

Explains the use of deoxyglucose to measure glucose metabolism and PET imaging.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Principles and Applications

Explores the principles and applications of magnetic resonance imaging, including advanced techniques and modern possibilities.

Gradient Echo Contrast T2*

Explores gradient echo contrast (T2*) in biomedical imaging, covering T2* weighting, contrast mechanisms in MRI, venography, BOLD fMRI, and spatial encoding techniques.