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Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopic Imaging (MRSI) is a non-invasive technique that allows us to map the chemical composition of tissues in the human body. While promising for diagnosing diseases like cancer and metabolic disorders, MRSI is still not commonly used in hospitals due to long scan times, low signal quality, and technical complexity.

This PhD research aimed to solve these problems using faster scanning methods and smart data analysis techniques, especially at ultra-high magnetic field strengths (7 Tesla). The study focused on several body parts such as the brain, tongue, and liver, each requiring special solutions. New imaging methods were developed to reduce unwanted signals, improve patient comfort, and allow quicker yet accurate metabolic scans.
This work brings us a step closer to making advanced metabolic imaging available for routine clinical use.