Centre for Advanced Imaging

Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group

Associate Professor Viktor Vegh and a group of international collaborators have set up the Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group. The Study Group meets fortnightly via Zoom for a 30-40 minutes live presentation followed by a 20-30 minutes discussion. 

If you have an interest in using mathematical models for probing tissue microstructure and constituents, or just in using models for extracting novel information from biologically relevant data, then you may wish to join the Study Group to keep up to date with recent activities within this area.

Visit the Study Group page for more information and to register for upcoming talks: 

Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group

We look forward to you joining us.

Variable-order time-fractional partial differential equations: modeling and analysis

1 April 2021 10:00pm
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Professor Hong Wang
University of South Carolina

Associate Professor Samuel Grant presents from Florida State University

Cancelled
1 October 2020 9:00pm
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Associate Professor Samuel Grant
Chemical and Biomedical Engineering
Florida State University

Using lattice Boltzmann simulations to analyse dMRI physics in skeletal muscle

17 September 2020 9:00pm
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Dr Noel Naughton
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
Urbana-Champaign, University of Illinois

Atomistic simulations for modelling restricted translational and rotational dynamics of water molecules in articular cartilage

3 September 2020 9:00pm
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Dr Monique Tourell
Postdoctoral Research Fellow
ARC Centre for Innovation in Biomedical Imaging Technology

Mapping perivascular space fluid, revisiting extra-cellular space model

21 August 2020 6:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Dr Farshid Sepehrband presents Mapping perivascular space fluid, revisiting extra-cellular space model

Dr Carson Ingo - The pragmatic language of anomalous dynamics concepts for scientific communications

7 August 2020 6:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Dr Carson Ingo from Northwestern University presents: The pragmatic language of anomalous dynamics concepts for scientific communications
Via Zoom

Localisation regime in diffusion NMR: anomalous or normal?

24 July 2020 6:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Dr Denis Grebenkov - Localisation regime in diffusion NMR: anomalous or normal?
Via Zoom

Non-Gaussian Diffusion MRI as a Probe to Tumor Tissue Microstructures

10 July 2020 6:00am–7:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Dr Muge Karaman (University Chicago Illinois) - Non-Gaussian Diffusion MRI for Assessing Tumor Tissue Microstructures. Via Zoom.

Adventures in subdiffusion for muscle imaging

26 June 2020 6:00am–7:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Dr Matt Hall (NPL) - Adventures in subdiffusion for muscle imaging

White matter analysis using anomalous diffusion MRI

12 June 2020 6:00am–7:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Dr Qiang Yu (QUT): White matter analysis using anomalous diffusion MRI

Characterising Skeletal Muscle Perfusion Using Fractional Fickian Modeling of Diffusion MRI

29 May 2020 6:00am
 
in Webinars: Anomalous Relaxation and Diffusion Study Group
Presented by Dr David Reiter (Emory University): Characterising Skeletal Muscle Perfusion Using Fractional Fickian Modeling of Diffusion MRI (via ZOOM)