System-level brain study at a nearly microscopic scale. That’s what neuroscience researchers have been relishing since the installation of Cleveland Clinic’s 7-tesla (7T) MRI scanner in 2013. Here are a few glimpses of what it makes possible.
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Images were provided by Mark Lowe, PhD, Cleveland Clinic’s Director of High-Field MRI; Sehong Oh, PhD, project staff scientist in Cleveland Clinic’s Imaging Institute; and Stephen E. Jones, MD, PhD, Vice Chair for Research and Academic Affairs in the Imaging Institute.
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