NIH R01 · 2025
Improving the sensitivity and specificity of diffusion MRI
PROJECT SUMMARY/ABSTRACT The ability to detect fiber pathways and assess tissue microstructure in vivo has opened a new window on the brain, with important applications ranging from brain connectomics to stroke detection and surgical planning. Diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (DMRI) has the unique ability to reveal anatomical connectivity and tissue microstructure using noninvasive imaging methods. The development of open-source software packages for DMRI analysis has fueled the rapid growth of applications in both systems neuroscience and clinical neuroimaging. However, these applications have raced far ahead of the validation effort required to establish the reliability of the methods…
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