Towards Motion-Insensitive Magnetic Resonance Imaging Using Dynamic Field Measurements
In February 2016, industrial PhD Mads Andersen successfully defended his PhD thesis "Towards Motion-Insensitive Magnetic Resonance Imaging Using Dynamic Field Measurements".
It went very well, and we are happy to congratulate Mads on nice work that has now earned him positions at the Danish Research Center for MR, and at Philips Healthcare. Mads started his project in the Biomedical Engineering group, and finished it in the newly established Center for Magnetic Resonance, both at DTU Electrical Engineering.
Principal supervisors:
Associate Professor Lars G. Hanson
Senior researcher Kristoffer H. Madsen (Hvidovre Hospital)
Examiners:
Associate Professor Axel Thielscher, DTU Elektro
Associate Professor Steffen Ringgaard, Aarhus University
Professor Richard William Bowtell, University of Nottingham
Chairperson at defence:
Professor Jan Henrik Ardenkjær-Larsen
Mads Andersen's thesis was the result of an industrial PhD collaboration between Hvidovre Hospital and DTU Electrical Engineering. The project was funded by Innovation Fund Denmark and DTU/Hvidovre Hospital.