MRI technique eliminates 'dead time' to capture rapidly fading signals

Researchers at the University of Stuttgart developed an MRI method that eliminates 'dead time,' a key limiting factor in measurements. It captures signals lost in standard methods and opens new possibilities for diagnostics and non-destructive materials testing. The work was published in Science Advances.

• Method eliminates 'dead time,' the main limit on MRI accuracy
• Detects signals lost in standard measurements
• Applications: medical diagnostics and non-destructive materials testing
• Results published in the journal Science Advances