Overview
Welcome to the homepage of the Magnetic Resonance Systems Research Lab (MRSRL). The MRSRL is a medical imaging group in Electrical Engineering with a long history of developing new methods for improved magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Ph.D. students and research staff of the MRSRL investigate a wide range of MRI technologies and applications, often working with clinicians and scientists at Stanford and around the world.
Faculty:
Complete list of group members
Research Projects:
| Technologies | Applications |
|---|---|
Courses:
Electrical Engineering offers four medical imaging courses. Interested students are encouraged to enroll.
| Course | Content |
|---|---|
| EE369A (Medical Imaging I) | X-Ray, Computed Tomography and Nuclear Medicine |
| EE369B (Medical Imaging II) | Ultrasound and Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
| EE369C | Medical Image Reconstruction |
| EE469B | RF Pulse Design for Magnetic Resonance Imaging |
Note: EE369A is not a prerequisite for EE369B, but EE369A and B are prerequisites for EE369C.