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ABOUT MRIIT
The mission of the Magnetic Resonance Imaging Lab at the Illinois Institute of Technology (MRIIT for short; pronounced 'emrit ) is to develop in-vivo and ex-vivo MRI methods and neuroimaging resources, and to apply these technical developments towards the diagnosis and monitoring of brain disease.
MRIIT is home of the IIT Human Brain Atlas (young adult atlas), the MIITRA Atlas (older adult atlas), and the ARTS biomarker. All resources are publicly available.
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RECENT NEWS
Presentations [Nov 2022]
Khalid Saifullah and Rasheed Abid delivered two oral presentations at the RSNA conference
RSNA 2022
New Paper [Oct 2022]
Development of high quality T1-weighted and diffusion tensor templates of the older adult brain in a common space
Neuroimage 2022;260:119417
New Paper [Sep 2022]
Limbic-predominant age-related TDP-43 encephalopathy neuropathological change (LATE-NC) is associated with lower R2 relaxation rate: an ex-vivo MRI and pathology investigation
Neurobiol Aging 2022;117:128-138
Seminar [Sep 2022]
Dr. Arfanakis delivered a seminar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Carle Illinois Advanced Imaging Center 2022
New Conf Paper [Aug 2022]
End-to-end task-guided refinement of synthetic images for data efficient cerebral microbleed detection
ICPR 2022;2756-2763
Presentation [Jul 2022]
Khalid Saifullah delivered an oral presentation on MRI-based prediction of neurofibrillary tangles at the Alzheimer's Association International Conference
AAIC 2022
Presentation [Jul 2022]
Dr. Arfanakis delivered an invited presentation at the International Society for Neurovascular Diseases
ISNVD 2022
Presentations [May 2022]
Dr. Yingjuan Wu and Khalid Saifullah delivered two oral presentations at the ISMRM conference in London, UK
ISMRM 2022
CURRENT PROJECTS
- Development of brain atlas resources for neuroimaging research
- Development of translational ex-vivo brain MRI techniques
- Development of MRI-based biomarkers of age-related neuropathology
- Multi-modal in-vivo MRI investigation of aging
Current research at MRIIT focuses on: a) human brain atlases, and b) multi-modal in-vivo and ex-vivo MRI in aging and dementia. Just a few examples of our projects are:
Publications
IMAGES
Multi-layer WM labels of the IIT Human Brain Atlas v.5.
Association of Alzheimer's pathology with lower regional brain volumes.
Gray matter labels of the IIT Human Brain Atlas v.5.
Association of hippocampal sclerosis with lower regional brain volumes.
Motion correction in PROPELLER MRI.
Probabilistic segmentation of the corpus callosum in the IIT Human Brain Atlas v.5.
T2 signature of Alzheimer's pathology.
Sagittal view of brainstem fibers of the IIT Human Brain Atlas v.5.
Gray matter regions connected through fibers affected by inflammation in aging.
Fiber crossings in the DSCP of the IIT Human Brain Atlas v.5.
Reproducibility of tractography for 2 head positions: Turboprop- vs. EPI-based DTI.
Hippocampal sclerosis may have a bigger effect on the hippocampus than Alzheimer's.
T2 changes occurring during three postmortem time periods (measured in days).
Optimal k-space under-sampling for PROPELLER MRI.
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