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This recorded webinar will include presentations from Professor Ralph Sinkus (Kings College London and CNRS, France) and Professor Lynne Bilston (Neuroscience Research Australia and the University of New South Wales). First, Professor Sinkus will outline techniques for conducting MRE to obtain measurements of in vivo tissue viscoelastic properties, including MR sequences, hardware, and analysis methods. The second half of the webinar will be presented by Professor Bilston, who will provide an overview of applications of MRE in preclinical settings, including an evaluation of the potential and pitfalls.
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