Senior Researcher at DRCMR and Associate Professor at DTU Compute, Tim Dyrby receives a 1.9 million DKK grant from "VILLUM Experiment" - an experimental grant which supports unorthodox ideas in their early phase.

The Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR) at Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre (Denmark) is seeking an Innovative Postdoc in Microstructure Imaging

Vi søger en erfaren bioanalytiker fuld tid til blodprøveudtagning i forbindelse med et forskningsprojekt. Projektet er en del af et samarbejde mellem Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR) og Endokrinologisk Afdeling, begge på Hvidovre Hospital.

Senior Researcher Ellen Garde gives advice on how to keep the brain fit during ageing in "Viden" at www.dr.dk (In Danish)

From November 22nd to November 24th 2017, DRCMR will host this year's TMS workshop.

Ph.d.-studerende ved Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR), Hvidovre Hospital.

Lægelig ph.d.-studerende ved Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR), Hvidovre Hospital.

Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR) på Hvidovre Hospital søger en studentermedhjælper til at assistere i et forskningsprojekt om hjernens udvikling hos børn på 11 år.

Synes du, det lyder spændende at arbejde i et forskningscenter, hvor du skal redigere websider, bistå forskerne med administrative opgaver, kommunikation m.m., så er det måske dig vi står og mangler. Du skal fungere som forskningscentrets webredaktør, herunder være ansvarlig for at redigere og udvikle centrets hjemmeside i fællesskab med ledelsen og centrets it-ansvarlige. Hertil kommer administrative og praktiske opgaver i samarbejde med sekretæren.

Postdoc Henrik Lundell og Senior forsker Ellen Garde publicerer artiklen ”Simpel metode til måling af cervikal rygmarvsatrofi hos MS-patienter” i det danske Best Practice. 

The DRCMR Biennial Report 2015-2016 is now published!

Senior Researcher Ellen Garde was on Danish P1 radio to talk about healthy ageing and the three pillars for maintaining a healthy brain throughout life.

Magnetic Resonance from quantum and classical perspectives

A small area of the brain reveals the delicate motor control of the right- and the left hand. If you are left-handed you might have a more creative brain. 

A new innovative pilot project funded by Nordea Fonden shall transform research-based knowledge of how to keep the brain in top form into concrete activities and and also enable researchers to spread out the current knowledge.  

PhD student at Technical University of Denmark and DRCMR Kasper Lipsø successfully defended his PhD in December 2016. Congratulations to Kasper.

X-ray pictures with very sharp lighting will pave the way for better treatments of a broad range of diseases. The project at Hvidovre Hospital recently received 4.5 million Danish kroner from the Research Fund of the Capital Region of Denmark.

PhD student Anna Lind Hansen visited Skanderborg Gymnasium to talk about free will

The reward system is activated once christmas is getting close.