Accepted abstracts

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1. ClinicaDL: an open-source deep learning software for reproducible neuroimaging processing
   Thibeau-Sutre, Diaz, Hassanaly, Routier, Dormon, Colliot, Burgos

2. Clinica: an open-source software platform for reproducible clinical neuroscience studies
   El Rifai, Diaz Melo, Hassanaly, Joulot, Routier, Thibeau-Sutre, Vaillant, Durrleman, Burgos, Colliot

3. The Reproducibility of Intrinsic Neural Timescale Atypicality in Autism Spectral Disorder
   , Novelli, Razi, Gollo

4. E-MaRSSim: A Python-based open-source MRI pulse sequence simulation tool
   , Božić-Iven, Coletti, Weingärtner

5. GPU Accelerated QSM. Throw your slow CPUs out of the Window(s)
   and Milovic

6. GDPR compliant reuse of medical data: encouraging patients to contribute to research (video)
   Warnert, Beun, Broeckx, Keil, Maumet, Oliver, Petr, Pinto Van Driessche, Wamelink, -

7. The truth matters: A brief discussion on MVUE vs. RSS in MRI reconstruction
   Arvinte, Tamir

8. Investigating Spiral Arterial Spin Labeling with Pulseq and Field Monitoring at 7T
   Ma, Ivanov, Huber, Kurban, Poser

9. Evaluating the Reproducibility of STAGE Imaging: A Traveling Brain Study
   Chen, Wu, Haacke

10. A proposed workflow for quality control and reproducible data analysis of healthcare-acquired quantitative MR using XNat
    Berks, Hubbard Cristinacce, Price, Mchugh, Tar, Dubec, Cheung, Jauregui-Osoro, Doran, O’Connor, Little

11. Showcasing an open-science environment for rapid benchmarking of new 1H-MRS methods
    Zöllner, Barker, Edden, Oeltzchner

12. Tailored and Universal pTx of the Human Heart at 7T: Open-source tool with 76 thoracic channel-wise 3D in-vivo B1+ datasets acquired during shallow and deep breathing
    Aigner, Dietrich, Krüger, Lutz, Schmitter

13. Comparative Review of Algorithms and Methods for proton-density fat fraction (PDFF) quantification
    , Kober, Confort Gouny, Bernard, Rapacchi

14. Pilot-Tone: A compact, stand-alone device for tracking and correcting patient motion in MRI exams
    Solomon, Keerthivasan, Paska, Block, Chandarana

15. Interactive MR simulation in a browser: Flexible reimplementation of the educational Bloch Simulator
    Hanson