Different MR pusle sequences and reconstruction techniques were tested on healthy volunteers. First images presented at consortium meeting of April 2024.
February 27, 2025 – Newsletter #4 We are pleased to share the latest progress across the V|LF-Spiro3D work packages, highlighting important scientific, technical, and interdisciplinary advances. WP1 – Clinical Implementation
February 20th, 2026 – 0.55 T Free.Max inauguration On February 20th, Xavier Maître, scientific coordinator, presented V|LF-Spiro3D on the occasion of the inauguration of the 0.55 Free.Max, the newest addition
November 19th, 2025 – Welcome Meghan Metcalf! Art-science at AMT My name is Meghan Metcalf, and I am a final year student at Gray’s School of Art, Robert Gordon University,
October 3, 2025 – Art-science breathing research at JFR 2025! In conjunction with the exhibition of Primary Intimacy of being in the entrance hall of Palais des Congrès, Paris, Xavier
September 30, 2025 – Seminar 15 – MR Lung Imaging 3D UTE Spiral VIBE prototype in primary immune deficiency disease. What other MR techniques? Opening mindsets and imaging the lungs
August 8, 2025 – First V|LF-Spiro3D publication – European Radiology Functional patterns of healthy human respiratory dynamics were ascertained by 3D MR spirometry as now published in European Radiology this
July 24, 2025 – Newsletter #3 Over the past few months, the V|LF-Spiro3D project has achieved significant milestones across various Work Packages. From advancing data collection and launching new recruitments
July 8, 2025 – Seminar 14 -Validating 3D MR Spirometryin chronic pediatric and adult pulmonary diseases On July 8, 2025, the V|LF-Spiro3D project hosted a scientific seminar titled “Validating 3D
June 17, 2025 – First low-field MR images of free breathing lung presented to SINAPSE ASM 2025 At the SINAPSE ASM 2025 conference, Dr Nicholas Senn presented the first low-field
May 27, 2025 – Seminar 13 -From imaging dinosaurs to lungs at low field On May 27, 2025, Nicholas Senn (AMT) delivered a seminar titled “From Imaging Dinosaurs to Lungs