2022 In Vivo Magnetic Resonance Gordon Research Conference and Gordon Research Seminar

项目总结 磁共振(MR)领域正在迅速发展，在技术发展和范围上都在增长 的应用程序。计算机和硬件技术的快速发展以及不断增长的处理能力 和基于云的机会，正在刺激MR功能的快速发展。与此同时，他长期以来一直是 不仅是基本发现的不可或缺的工具，而且还是医疗诊断的不可或缺的工具，而 在医疗保健格局发生变化的背景下，临床磁共振成像也在发生变化。 显然有必要在一个能够进行深入研究的论坛上探索这些变化的全部范围 集中讨论，但不失去必要的观点气息。而像一年一度的大型会议 国际磁共振医学学会(ISMRM)科学会议有必要 尽管如此，这种会议的规模和速度与必要的重点背道而驰。另一方面，做空 重点讲习班更适合于评估明确界定的分领域的进展情况。 这项赠款申请的目标是支持一个具有高影响力的会议，其形式经过时间考验， 非常适合于评估活体先生第十一次戈登研究会议领域的最新变化 (GRC)体内磁共振将于2022年7月17日至22日在密歇根州安多弗的普罗科特学院举行。 我们的GRC还将参与由实习生组织并以实习生为重点的戈登研究研讨会(GRS) 在活体磁共振，将在GRC的前一个周末(2022年7月16日，17日)举行。这个 实习生研讨会很好地契合了我们的目标，即为快速发展的核磁共振研究培养年轻科学家 通过将专注的学习与网络和指导相结合来实现这一目标。我们请求资金支持 参加这些会议的研究生和博士后研究员。 GRC的副标题是“在Vivo MR中识别未来20年的需求”，将于20日庆祝这一天。 周年纪念会议，介绍最先进的知识，并集思广益地讨论 接下来的20年。主席杰夫·F·邓恩博士和副主席金·巴茨·保利博士将建立在丰富历史的基础上 在活着的GRCS先生。GRS将由Manushka Vaidya博士(加州大学旧金山分校)领导。 和Melissa Haskell博士(密歇根大学)，并将进一步增强实习生的体验 指导、网络和科学交流的机会。 我们的2022年GRC和GRS on In Vivo MR的具体目标如下： 1.在过去20年的经验基础上，集思广益地讨论以下领域的MRI开发和应用需求 接下来的20年 2.促进美国境内外MR项目之间的联系 3.让年轻科学家为职业发展做好准备，并在核磁共振领域有所作为

PROJECT SUMMARY The field of magnetic resonance (MR) is evolving rapidly, growing in both technology development and range of applications. The rapid evolution of computer and hardware technology and the growing processing capacities and cloud based opportunities, are stimulating rapid evolution of MR capabilities. Meanwhile, MR has long been an indispensable tool not only for basic discovery but also for medical diagnostics, while the value proposition of clinical MR imaging is also changing, against the backdrop of a shifting healthcare landscape. There is a palpable need to explore the full scope of these changes, in a forum that enables deep dives and focused discussion, without losing the necessary breath of perspective. While large meetings such as the annual scientific meeting of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine (ISMRM) have the necessary breath, the sheer size and pace of such meetings work against the requisite focus. On the other hand, short focused workshops are better suited to the evaluation of progress in well-defined subfields. The goal of this grant application is to support a high-impact conference with a time-tested format which is ideally suited to assess recent changes in the field of in vivo MR. The eleventh Gordon Research Conference (GRC) on In Vivo Magnetic Resonance will be held July 17 to 22, 2022, at Proctor Academy, in Andover, NH. Our GRC will also be associated with a trainee-organized and trainee-focused Gordon Research Seminar (GRS) on In Vivo Magnetic Resonance, which will take place on the weekend before the GRC (July 16,17, 2022). The trainee seminar meshes well with our goal of preparing young scientists for MRI research in a rapidly evolving landscape by combining focused learning with networking and mentorship. We request funding to support graduate students and postdoctoral fellows attending these meetings. The GRC, subtitled “Identifying the next 20 years of need in In Vivo MR,” will celebrate this, the 20th anniversary meeting with presentations of state of the art knowledge as well as brainstorming of the needs for the next 20 years. The Chair, Jeff F Dunn PhD, and Vice Chair Kim Butts Pauly PhD, will build upon a rich history of In Vivo MR GRCs. The GRS will be led by Manushka Vaidya, Ph.D. (University of California San Francisco) and Melissa Haskell, Ph.D. (University of Michigan and will further enhance the experience of trainees with tailored opportunities for mentorship, networking, and scientific exchange. Specific aims of our 2022 GRC and GRS on In Vivo MR are as follows: 1. Build on experience from the past 20 years to brainstorm the MRI development and application needs of the next 20 years 2. Foster connections between MR programs in and outside of the USA 3. Prepare young scientists for career progression and to make a difference in the field of MRI