UMRAM News
UMRAM (National Magnetic Resonance Research Center) will be evaluated to qualify as a legal entity within the scope of Law No. 6550 on Supporting Research Infrastructures. TÜBİTAK officials and panelists are going to visit UMRAM on 24 December 2019 for…
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Annual Radiology Congress TURKRAD 2019 organized by Turkish Society of Radiology was held between 5th and 10th November 2019 at the Titanic Convention Center in Belek, Antalya. 40th National Radiology Congress was held with International Participation. There were important participants…
Read moreIn the Annual Radiology Congress TURKRAD 2019 organized by Turkish Society of Radiology there was a debate on the production on medical imaging equipment in Turkey. In the session, "MADE IN TURKEY", which was held on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, ASELSAN Vice President…
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Siemens made an interview with Dr. Oguz for their magazine's November 2019 issue. You can reach the interview here. Dr. Kader KARLI OGUZ, the Professor of Radiology at Hacettepe and faculty member of UMRAM, was the program chair of TURKRAD…
Read moreMersin University is looking for 5 PhD students for the project “Rescue Food Reward in Obesity with Neuro-modulation of gut-brain signals” funded under Tubitak BIDEB 2232 - Uluslararası Lider Araştırmacılar Programı. The duration of this project is 3 years. Starting…
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Our PhD student Cemre Ariyurek has contributed to and published a paper as co-author, entitled “Fast Robust Dejitter and Interslice Discontinuity Removal in MRI Phase Acquisitions: Application to Magnetic Resonance Elastography”, with her collaborators Eric Barnhill, Mila Nikolova, Florian Dittmann,…
Read moreIn addition to Bilkent University, Koc University, METU, Hacettepe University students from different undergraduate departments completed their summer internship at our center. After completing their compulsory internship, some of them wanted to continue in the studies voluntarily for a while.…
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Our faculty member Ass.Prof. Katja Doerschner has published a paper with Robert Ennis from Justus-Liebig-Universitaet Giessen. Abstract: Retinally incident light is an ambiguous product of spectral distributions of light in the environment and their interactions with reflecting, absorbing, and transmitting…
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