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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Article on EM simulation model for a 7 T 8ch transmit coil
Purpose The purpose of this study is to create an EM simulation model for the NOVA 8Tx/32Rx RF head coil to further develop its applications in research and clinical use. The developed EM model has been made publicly available. Methods The coil was modeled as a combination of microstrips in Ansys HFSS. The currents on…
Metin Can Isik returns as an M.S. student
Metin Can Isik is back with the research group. He worked with us as an engineer from 2022 to 2026 and left in July. He has now started an M.S. degree at Bogazici University, supervised by Cengizhan Ozturk, with Ergin Atalar as his co-supervisor. Welcome back, Metin.
ISMRM 2026 presentations
Our research group will present 4 abstracts in the 2026 ISMRM & ISMRT Annual Meeting & Exhibition in Cape Town, South Africa. Abstracts are: Metin Isik received an E. K. Zavoisky Stipend award. Abdullah Erkam received the trainee award
MRM article on Eddy Current Losses
Manoucher Takrimi authored an article on the eddy current losses in Magnetic Resonance in Medince. The article is visible in the offical web page. In this research, a novel method is introduced to enhance the performance of gradient array coils used in medical imaging. The approach relies on a computational electromagnetic strategy to estimate and…
Article on a wireless RF probe for endocavity MRI
Purpose To enhance the SNR in MRI within a localized region of interest using a novel interventional wireless RF resonator probe combined with a dual-drive pTx system. Methods A dual-drive body birdcage coil was operated in a linearly-polarized mode to decouple a passive RF resonator probe from the transmit field while maintaining the resonator in…
Abdullah Erkam Arslan receives the “best oral presentation” award at the EE Graduates’ Research Conference
The 34th Graduate Research Conference, organized by the Department of Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EE) and the IEEE Student Branch, took place on Thursday, January 25 in the lecture halls on the ground floor of the EE building. Bilkent EE graduate students described their state-of-the-art research projects in oral and poster presentations during this day-long…
