EMRF is the European Forum for MR in research and clinical practice.
It is the oldest interdisciplinary institution in Europe devoted to medical and biological magnetic resonance, bridging the gap between the exact sciences and medicine.
EMRF
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The Round Table Foundation.
| European Magnetic Resonance Award 2012 |
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Selection Committee has decided to confer to Erik Odeblad (Umeå, Sweden) for his magnetic resonance studies of biological tissues. Professor Odeblad was the pioneer scientist who showed that the NMR signal of tissues was influenced by its chemical and biological surroundings, influencing the relaxation times of tissues. He submitted his results to Acta Radiologica in December 1954; the paper was published in 1955 (Odeblad E, Lindström G: Some preliminary observations on the proton magnetic resonance in biological samples. Acta Radiol 1955; 43: 469-476). In the following years he built his own NMR spectrometers and continued his work on biological samples. In 1966 he became Head of the Department of Medical Physics at the University of Umeå. He published some sixty scientific papers on magnetic resonance in human tissues. The Award will be presented at a special ceremony in Umeå, Sweden, on 25 May 2012. |
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| EMRF ADOPTS NEW ORGANIZATION EMRF will assume a new setup in 2012/2013. As a chapter of TRTF, the Forum will reorganize its activities and extend its teaching program to the internet. Its European Magnetic Resonance Award will merge into the Pro Academia Prize. Details were announced by TRTF (The Round Table Foundation) recently. The complete new structure will be presented to the public in October 2012. |
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| THE STANDARD MR TEXTBOOK NOW ON THE WEB EMRF will start a new website based on its popular textbook: An Introduction to Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. The web-version has been rewritten in such a way that newcomers to the field will be provided with the concepts, explanations, and illustrations necessary to master the basics of magnetic resonance in medicine – applicable to all kinds of clinical equipment. It will be the major MR electronic teaching domain on the internet and includes a chapter on the history of MR imaging. The beta-version will be open and free of charge. At a later point, the site will become subscription only. The website will be completed in late spring 2012 and the 30th anniversary of the first version of the manual. The beta-version has been uploaded at www.magnetic-resonance.org. |
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