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  1. The Department of Commerce is leveraging the National Institute of Standards and Technology to fund R&D into advanced integrated photonics and provide technical standards guidance.

Quantitative MRI Phantom Released to Advance Measurement Standards

1 report, 1 independent Updated Nov 1
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The company released the Model 340 quantitative MRI phantom, which is compatible with high-field preclinical scanners. The phantom features NIST-traceable T1, T2, and ADC calibration solutions, alongside a resolution coupon with hole patterns. This tool is designed to improve data quality, standardization, and reproducibility in quantitative MRI measurements.

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This product supports the effort by the Department of Commerce to leverage the National Institute of Standards and Technology to fund research and provide technical standards guidance for advanced integrated photonics. The phantom provides sites with an opportunity to compare results across different field strengths.

The Department of Commerce is leveraging the National Institute of Standards and Technology to fund R&D into advanced integrated photonics and provide technical standards guidance.

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