The focus of the DRCMR is to provide first class clinical examinations and to advance the use of magnetic resonance as a clinical and investigative tool in biomedical science. Consequently, DRCMR staff employ state-of-the art instrumentation and bioinformatics tools for the diagnosis and management of patients and for a range of biomedical investigations. Furthermore, methodological development is targeted at refining MRI measurements and at integrating MRI with other modalities. The clinicians and researchers are active participants in national and international scientific communities. 

The clinical work and research is integrated for the benefit of the patients. Approximately 4000 clinical MR examinations are performed anually. The research activity is mainly concentrated on the brain, but other organs and topics are covered too.
 

	The John and Birthe Meyer Foundation has donated major funding for an ultra-high field MR scanner. Read more...
	The recent workshop on applications in humans of ultra-high field MRI was very well-attended with 85 participants, mostly international. The speakers did a remarkable job and the feedback was very positive. The workshop was likely the first to focus on clinical and research applications of fields above 7T. It proved to be an eye-opening and memorable experience for everyone, and discussions were lively.

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