Farewell to Ali Khan
Muhammad Ali Khan left our research group to return to Pakistan and reunite with his family. We wish him success in his professional career.
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ISMRM 2026 presentations
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Article on EM simulation model for a 7 T 8ch transmit coil
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Farewell to Metin Can Isik
Metin Can Isik left our research group after working with us as an engineer. He will be working at ASELSAN-UGES. We thank him for his contributions and wish him success in his professional career.
