Resources

This section lists various links that have helped us understand the fundamental principles or nifty idiosyncrasies of imaging research. If you would like to suggest a link, please email the Resource Committee via johnshopkinsimaging+resource@gmail.com.

[This section is currently under construction. More updates coming soon!]

Contents

1 Biology and Physiology
2 Image Acquisition
3 Image Analysis
4 Groups at Johns Hopkins University

Biology and Physiology

This section contains links to physiological, anatomical, and organ systems information.

Anatomy

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Cardiology

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Diseases

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Neurology

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Image Acquisition

This section focuses on the basics of creating images.

Biophotonic Imaging

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CT: Computed Tomography

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MRI: Magnetic Resonance Imaging

ReviseMRI: David Higgins, PhD

http://www.revisemri.com
Featuring tutorials, questions and answers, and an insightful blog.

The Basics of MRI: Joseph Hornak, PhD

http://www.cis.rit.edu/htbooks/mri/
Online book with animations and diagrams, from Fourier transforms to fMRI.

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PET: Positron Emission Tomography

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Image Analysis

This section includes references to image processing and analysis, from statistics to algorithms.

Groups at Johns Hopkins University

These groups can be found under specific subcategories in the Members section.

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