Dr. Maximilian Gram

My research focuses on open-source Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting (MRF) and the development of vendor-neutral MRI sequences using Pulseq. Together with the EP5 team and the Michigan Institute for Imaging Technology & Translation, I developed OpenMRF, an open-source framework for cross-platform deployment. Beyond MRF, I work on spin-lock techniques for advanced tissue characterization, including T1ρ quantification, and develop MRI methods for detecting biomagnetic fields originating from neuronal and cardiac activity.

I am currently pursuing my habilitation at the Faculty of Medicine, within the Department of Internal Medicine I.