DRCMR

At DRCMR, we have seven MR scanners, including a 7T scanner

The national 7-tesla MRI scanner was installed after generous donations from the John and Birthe Meyer Foundation and the Danish Agency for Science, Technology and Innovation. This scanner is the most powerful and the only one of its kind in Denmark, and has been officially in use since 2016. The scanner is dedicated for research only.

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At DRCMR, we are very fond of open source, and a large part of our infrastructure is based on Linux, FreeBSD, and PostgreSQL.

The DRCMR Reader Centre handles and processes large amounts of MRI data with effective data management and analysis methods in multiple cohort studies and clinical trials.

Advance MR Technologies through Translational Research

Mapping of brain and behavioural changes throughout life

The bidirectional interaction between the brain and organs of the body is an emerging field of research.

Precision Neuroimaging of Brain Disorders

DRCMR has a strong focus on non-invasive transcranial brain stimulation (NTBS) to study and shape human brain function.