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ScanHub

Home OSI² e.V. News Projects Search Software Simulations Reconstruction Image processing/visualization Lab software ScanHub UKF TractographyMagneticReadoutProcessing Application Open-source platform for MR acquisition control, data management and post-processing Contributors David Schote¹, Johannes Behrens¹, Christoph Dinh¹ Contact info@brain-link.de Estimated cost 0€ Progress under development GPL 3.0, BRAIN-LINK Commercial License Resources https://github.com/brain-link ScanHub is a cloud-based platform designed [...]
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EPTlib – A library for electric properties tomography

Home OSI² e.V. News Projects Search Software Reconstruction EPTlib – A library for electric properties tomography 8-channel transmit/receive RF coil for 3TWireless reference implant Application EPTlib is a C++ library collecting electric properties tomography methods. It includes a terminal application for a simple ready-to-use adoption of the implemented methods. Contributors Alessandro Arduino¹ Contact a.arduino@inrim.it Estimated [...]
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SyneRBI

CCP SyneRBI is a collaborative computational project in synergistic reconstruction for biomedical imaging. Its main software package SIRF is an open-source framework for synergistic image reconstruction.

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MIRT

The Michigan Image Reconstruction Toolbox (MIRT) is a collection of open source algorithms for image reconstruction (and related imaging problems) written in Mathwork’s MATLAB language.

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Gadgetron

Gadgetron is an open source framework for medical image reconstruction. It consists of two main components: First, a modular, high performance framework for streaming data processing through a set of modules or “Gadgets”. Second, it provides a set of tool-boxes for common image reconstruction…

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PowerGrid

PowerGrid is an accelerated, open source, freely available toolkit for iterative reconstruction supporting non-Cartesian trajectories. Using high level compiler directives, GPU accelerated Fourier transform operators were implemented in a high level syntax designed to correlate with the popular Image…