Conference Information Guide and Program
A printable (.pdf) version of the information guide and program is available here.
Tentative Program
All workshop events take place in the Physical Sciences Building Room 120 unless otherwisenoted in the program.
7:30-9:00 Welcome Cocktail Reception (Weill Hall Atrium) |
Thursday, July 25, 2013
7:15 |
Breakfast (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
8:00 |
Welcome, Prof Yi Wang, Conference
Chair |
Basic Principles of Susceptibility:
Biology, Physics, and QSM |
|
8:20 |
Iron as biomarker for inflammation in MS lesions |
8:40 |
Connection between biology and tissue
susceptibility |
9:00 |
Physics of susceptibility contrast and data
acquisition |
9:20 |
From harmonic functions to field mapping
and susceptibility quantification |
9:40 |
Basic steps for doing QSM |
10:00 |
Coffee and tea break (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Clinical
and Scientific
Applications of QSM |
|
10:20 |
Susceptibility changes in pediatric brain
pathophysiology |
10:40 |
Susceptibility and myelin water imaging: Providing a window into the MS lesion |
11:00 |
Susceptibility imaging of cerebral hemorrhage, microbleeds and hypoxia |
11:20 |
Iron mapping in Parkinson's disease and
neurodegenerations |
11:40 |
Susceptibility
of myelin, nerves, and white matter fiber |
12:00 |
Understanding anisotropic properties of MR signal phase in white matter Dmitriy Yablonskiy, PhD |
12:20 | Lunch break (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Peer-Reviewed Presentations on QSM Applications |
|
1:20 |
Introduction of posters (2 minutes each) |
2:04 |
Poster viewing and coffee break (Baker Atrium/Portico) |
Discussion and Debate on Peer-Reviewed
Presentations |
|
3:30 |
Poster summary by session faculty |
4:00 |
Is
susceptibility change a cause or effect of diseases? |
4:30 |
What are the current clinical applications
for QSM? |
5:00 |
Break for day |
6:00 |
Dinner
Reception at Wagner Vineyard |
Friday July 26, 2013
7:15 |
Breakfast (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Quantitative Susceptibility Mapping (QSM) |
|
8:00 |
Phase processing for QSM |
8:20 |
Inversion algorithms: k-space based
approaches |
8:40 |
Inversion algorithm: image space based
approaches |
9:00 |
Pulse sequence consideration |
9:20 |
Susceptibility tensor imaging |
9:40 |
Coffee/Tea Break (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Frontiers for QSM |
|
10:00 |
Applications of
Short Echo QSM |
10:20 |
MRI oximetry for quantifying CMRO2 and
vascular reactivity |
10:40 |
Neuronal connectivity, tractometry and
susceptibility |
11:00 |
Iron metabolism |
11:20 |
Human brain atlas for quantitative susceptibility and iron mapping |
11:40 |
Electromagnetic property imaging |
12:00 |
Lunch break (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Peer-Reviewed Presentations on QSM Techniques |
|
1:00 |
Introduction of posters (2 minutes each) |
1:52 |
Poster Viewing and coffee break (Baker Atrium/Portico) |
Discussion and Debate on Peer-Reviewed
Presentations |
|
3:30 |
Poster summary by session faculty |
4:00 |
What have we learned so far about QSM
technical developments and applications? How do we standardize QSM methods? |
4:30 |
What are the unresolved issues and
immediate targets of investigation in QSM? |
5:00 |
Break for day |
6:00 |
Banquet & Poster Awards at Human Ecology Building Commons Lounge |
7:15 |
Breakfast (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Advanced Mathematical Methods for
Reconstructing QSM |
|
8:00 |
Large scale inverse problems in imaging |
8:20 |
Optimization Techniques for Quantitative Mapping in MRI |
8:40 |
Compressive sensing |
9:00 |
Parameter choice for regularization |
9:20 |
Total generalized variation |
9:40 |
Coffee and tea break (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) |
Advanced Electromagnetic Mapping and
Applications |
|
9:50 |
MRI electric
impedance tomography |
10:10 |
Electric
property tomography |
10:30 |
EPT updates |
10:50 |
CISSCO method for measuring susceptibility |
11:10 |
Fiber susceptibility model |
11:30 |
Iron and metallic biochemistry in cellular
and animal models |
11:50 |
MS iron |
12:10 |
Deep brain
stimulation |
12:30 |
Summary |
1:00
|
Boxed Lunch (South Passageway/Clark Atrium) and post-meeting activities (for more
information visit the social events page.) |