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Toward globally accessible neuroimaging: Building the OSI2ONE MRI Scanner in Paraguay

Joshua Harper

Ph.D.

Professor of Engineering

Schedule
Tuesday, June 18, 2024

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Tuesday, June 18, 2024

2:30 AM America/Santiago

Host: LIBRE hub Seminar

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Open Source

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LIBRE hub Seminar

Duration

60 minutes

Abstract

The Open Source Imaging Initiative has recently released a fully open source low field MRI scanner called the OSI2ONE. We are currently building this system at the Universidad Paraguayo Alemana in Asuncion, Paraguay for a neuroimaging project at a clinic in Bolivia. I will discuss the process of construction, important considerations before you build, and future work planned with this device.

Topics

MRIMRI scannerOSI2ONEUniversidad Paraguayo Alemanaaccessibilityboliviaconstruction processlow fieldneuroimagingopen source

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Joshua Harper

Ph.D.

Professor of Engineering

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