Multiphysics Simulation and Advanced Signal Processing
Our group pursues the goal of improving MR imaging and spectroscopy through customized, intelligent hardware systems.
In particular, the sensitivity, shortening the duration of examinations and the well-being and safety of patients are our focus.
We explore new concepts for radiofrequency coils as well as technical solutions for the wireless transmission of coil signals. We are testing the usability and safety of additional sensors and devices in MR scanners and, in this context, also work with numerical simulations. In addition, we are developing phantoms for special MR applications, such as a torso motion phantom.
If you would like to join our team, please contact us.
Our team is constantly searching for new members. Contact Roberta Frass-Kriegl if you are interested!
Research Area
Principal Investigator
Roberta Frass-Kriegl
P +43 (0)1 40400-64580
roberta.frass@meduniwien.ac.at
Members
Veronika Cap
Jean-Lynce Gnanago
Bastian Rapp
Nikola Szucsich
- Lena Nohava
- Alexander Riegler
- Fabio Schartmüller
- Ernesto Gomez Tamm
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging of the Skin with Optimized RF Coils (SKIN-COILS) (2024 - laufend)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Joint Projects with ANR (France) - MRI with OPTIcal wireless transMission in the AnaLog Regime (OPTIMAL) (2023 - laufend)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Stand-Alone-Project - T4MR - Technology for Mimicking and Managing Motion in Magnetic Resonance (2022 - 2024)
Medical University of Vienna, CMPBME Focus Grant - Development of a wireless optical link for the transmission of MR signals (2018 - 2019)
OeAD (Agency for Education and Internationalisation), Scientific & Technological Cooperation
Selected peer-reviewed publications
- Gomez Tamm E, Hodul A, Ortner M, Chalampalakis Z, Soanca O, Janicaud V, Laistler E, Rausch I, Frass-Kriegl R. “Modular Dynamic Torso Motion Phantom for MRI”, ISMRM 2024, p. 1319
- Nohava L, Czerny R, Tik, M, Wurzer D, Laistler E, Frass-Kriegl R. Citizen science approach to assessing patient perception of MRI with flexible radiofrequency coils. Sci Rep 14, 2811 (2024).
- Frass-Kriegl R, Broche LM, Ginefri J-C, Ladd ME, Roat S, Sarracanie M, Winkler SAS and Laistler E. Editorial: Innovations in MR hardware from ultra-low to ultra-high field. Front. Phys. (2022) 10:1015289.
- Nohava L, Ginefri JC, Willoquet G, Laistler E, Frass-Kriegl R. Perspectives in Wireless Radio Frequency Coil Development for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Front Phys (2020) 8:11.
- Frass-Kriegl R, Hosseinnezhadian S, Poirier-Quinot M, Laistler E, Ginefri J-C. Multi-loop radio frequency coil elements for magnetic resonance imaging: Theory, simulation and experimental investigation. Front Phys (2020) 7:237.
- Gomez Tamm, Ernesto, Development of a magnetic-resonance-compatible torso motion phantom, Master thesis, TU Wien, 2023.
- Riegler, Alexander, Regelung der Ausrichtung eines Laserstrahles mittels MEMS-Spiegel, Bachelor Thesis, TU Wien, 2023
- Nohava, Lena, Concepts for Wearable Technology in MR: Lightweight Flexible Radio Frequency Coils and Optical Wireless Communication, PhD thesis, Université Paris-Saclay, 2020.
- Frass-Kriegl, Roberta, A flexible coil array for high resolution magnetic resonance imaging at 7 Tesla, PhD thesis, Medical University of Vienna, 2015.