In the MR Section we conduct research within the field of Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Spectroscopy in a broad sense.
Magnetic Resonance is a powerful spectroscopic technique providing detailed information about the structure and dynamics of molecules (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance) or high-resolution anatomical and functional images (Magnetic Resonance Imaging).
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and Magnetic Resonance Imaging play crucial roles in numerous fields of science ranging from physics and chemistry to biology and medicine. We work with methods, hardware and applications in order to enable new possibilities in these fields.
We rely on close collaborations with hospitals in Denmark and abroad. Several of our scientists are employed in shared positions between Center for Magnetic Resonance at DTU and Copenhagen University Hospital Hvidovre. And we carry out our research with colleagues from all national and many international MR science centers.
We work with Magnetic Resonance from different angles. On the left side bar, you can browse the different fields in which we are engaged.