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  1. Ensemble-based uncertainty enables large-scale 3d segmentation quality control in population imaging
  2. Cerebral blood flow and time of exchange measurements using multi-TE blood–brain barrier arterial spin labeling MRI in IDH mutational subgroups of gliomas
  3. Real-time multislice-to-volume motion correction for task-based EPI-fMRI at 7 T
  4. gammaSTAR: A framework for the development of dynamic, real‐time capable MR sequences
  5. New physiological insights using multi-TE ASL MRI measuring blood–brain barrier water exchange after caffeine intake
  6. Validating and Sharing Open-Source and Vendor-Neutral Pulse Sequence Programs: A Practical Approach
  7. Finding the perfect MRI sequence for your patient --- Towards an optimisation workflow for MRI-sequences
  8. Developing blood-brain barrier arterial spin labelling as a non-invasive early biomarker of Alzheimer’s disease (DEBBIE-AD): a prospective observational multicohort study protocol
  9. Automated image quality assessment for selecting among multiple magnetic resonance image acquisitions in the German National Cohort study
  10. Subject-specific timing adaption in time-encoded arterial spin labeling imaging
  11. Diffusion imaging
  12. External Hardware and Sensors, for Improved MRI
  13. Towards free breathing 3D ASL imaging of the human liver using prospective motion correction
  14. Whole-Body Magnetic Resonance Imaging in the Large Population-Based German National Cohort Study
  15. Combined acquisition of diffusion and T2*-weighted measurements using simultaneous multi-contrast magnetic resonance imaging
  16. Joint estimation and correction of motion and geometric distortion in segmented arterial spin labeling
  17. Prospective motion correction in functional MRI using simultaneous multislice imaging and multislice-to-volume image registration
  18. Prospective motion correction in 2D multishot MRI using EPI navigators and multislice-to-volume image registration
  19. Prospective motion correction in diffusion-weighted imaging using intermediate pseudo-trace-weighted images