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A vital medical imaging technique is getting a major reconstruction, thanks to researchers at the University of Texas at Austin.

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A vital medical imaging technique is getting a major reconstruction, thanks to researchers at the University of Texas at Austin. Assistant Professor Jon Tamir and his team at the University of Texas at Austin are developing fast, robust, and standardized MRI reconstruction methods for faster and cheaper diagnosis and monitoring that can be used across many institutions with disparate system hardware and clinical needs. This is our Oracle for Research short that gives you a download on exciting research in only two minutes.

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