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Resources and information about the MRI4ALL Hackathon

MRI4ALL Hackathon 2023

Here you can find source code and resources created during the MRI4ALL Hackathon 2023 that took place from October 16-21, 2023 in New York City.

Goal of the MRI4ALL Hackathon was to jointly develop a fully-fledged low-field MRI scanner in just 4 days and to release all developed resources as open-source packages, so that other groups can utilize them for own projects. 52 researchers from 16 different institutions participated in the hackathon, and they created a scanner named "Zeugmatron Z1" - in reference to the term "Zeugmatography" that was initially used by Nobel-price winner Paul Lauterbur when he invented MRI. The scanner is now operational, and the hackathon participants continue to improve it.

In the section below, you can find more information about the event and the created scanner. Over the next weeks, we will complete the repositories and include all tools for calculating the magnet placement, gradient coils, shims, and the developed console software.

Resources

Impressions from the Hackathon

You can learn more about the event and the created scanner by watching the following talk on YouTube (presented at the "ESMRMB MRI Together 2023" workshop).


Open talk on YouTube

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  1. console console Public

    MRI4ALL Console software, main repo

    Python 12 8

  2. field-mapper_matlab field-mapper_matlab Public

    MATLAB

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