ShareThe National Foundation for Functional Brain Imaging: merging two extreme applications of magnetic fields for neuroimaging.
Type of article: Article
Summary
Two methods based on superconducting technology are combined for neuroimaging. Magnetoencephalography is the measurement of magnetic fields emitted by the human brain, using SQUIDs. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) measures hemodynamic changes in the vicinity of active neurons and involves a large high field superconducting magnet.
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- Original title: The National Foundation for Functional Brain Imaging: merging two extreme applications of magnetic fields for neuroimaging.
- Record ID : 2003-0025
- Languages: English
- Source: Supercond. Cryoelectron. - vol. 13 - n. 2
- Publication date: 2000
- Document available for consultation in the library of the IIR headquarters only.
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High-field magnetic resonance imaging.
- Author(s) : WADA H., HIKEHIRA H.
- Date : 2007
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Journal of the Cryogenic Society of Japan - vol. 42 - n. 6
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Recent magnetocardiograph.
- Author(s) : TSUKADA K.
- Date : 2007
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Journal of the Cryogenic Society of Japan - vol. 42 - n. 9
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- Author(s) : NAGANO H.
- Date : 1985
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Trans. JAR - vol. 2 - n. 1
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Biomagnetic measurements using SQUIDs.
- Author(s) : TSUKADA K.
- Date : 2003
- Languages : Japanese
- Source: Cryogenics/ Cryog. Eng. - vol. 38 - n. 9
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Variable temperature superconducting microscope.
- Author(s) : CHENG B., YEH W. J.
- Date : 2000/03
- Languages : English
- Source: Rev. sci. Instrum. - vol. 71 - n. 3. 1472-1474
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