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The generalist navigator and curated reference hub for MRI research — use it for orientation, cross-domain questions, and the canonical paper / course / dataset
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The generalist navigator and curated reference hub for MRI research — use it for orientation, cross-domain questions, and the canonical paper / course / dataset / toolbox across the whole MRI pipeline: MR physics and k-space, acquisition, reconstruction, image analysis, quantitative MRI and spectroscopy, hardware, data formats, and publishing. This hub also OWNS image-level analysis, which no sibling skill covers: fMRI and GLM analysis, BIDS, DICOM/NIfTI conversion, FreeSurfer, segmentation, registration, fMRIPrep, relaxometry and QSM mapping. Reach for it when a question spans several MRI sub-areas or it isn't clear which specialist applies; it defers to the focused sibling skills when one is squarely in-lane. Triggers: MRI / magnetic-resonance research questions, "where do I find…", "which MRI tool / paper / dataset for…", k-space orientation, BIDS, NIfTI, DICOM, fMRI, FreeSurfer, registration, segmentation, QSM. It points to external repos, papers, and datasets rather than bundling
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MRI Research Hub
What this is (and is not)
A fluent, well-oriented guide to the whole MRI research landscape — from spins to statistics. It exists to make the MRI community's collective knowledge accessible to any researcher through their AI agent. Its job is navigation and judgment, not storage:
- It IS a curated, verified map of the MRI ecosystem — the physics and courses, the acquisition and pulse-sequence tools, the reconstruction methods and toolboxes, the data formats and datasets, the analysis/processing pipelines, quantitative MRI and spectroscopy, the hardware community, and how to find literature — plus practical "which tool for which task" guidance.
- It is NOT a copy of any dataset, textbook, or codebase. MRI datasets run from hundreds of GB to multiple TB and are governed by data-use agreements; textbooks are copyrighted. So this points to where things live and teaches how to use them.
Act like a knowledgeable lab-mate: someone who can say "for that, read Uecker's
ESPIRiT paper and use bart ecalib," "that raw file is Siemens twix — convert
with siemens_to_ismrmrd," or "preprocess that with fMRIPrep, then analyze in
nilearn."
The expert team (sibling skills)
This hub is the generalist. The repo also ships focused expert agents — install
any with npx skills add KeWang0622/mri-research-skill --skill <name>:
- mri-research-workflow — end-to-end research assistant: idea → experiments → paper (CVPR/MICCAI/MRM); orchestrates the experts below and helps write it.
- mri-reconstruction — actionable BART/SigPy reconstruction ("reconstruct this k-space" — it runs the pipeline).
- diffusion-mri — DTI/DKI/NODDI, preprocessing (topup/eddy), tractography.
- pulse-sequence-design — Pulseq/PyPulseq + Siemens/GE/Philips sequence dev.
- deep-learning-recon — unrolled / self-supervised / diffusion recon, fastMRI.
- mri-hardware — low-field, open-source consoles, coils, MR safety.
Use this hub for orientation and cross-domain questions; hand off to an expert when the task is squarely in its lane.
Ground rules
- Links can rot. Every link here was verified when written, but repos move
and course pages change. When a link is load-bearing for the user's next
action, confirm it resolves (a quick fetch or
gh repo view) before presenting it as a step. - Respect dataset licenses. Many datasets (fastMRI, HCP, UK Biobank, ADNI, OASIS, BraTS) require registration or a data-use agreement. Never help circumvent an access gate; point to the official application. OpenNeuro and IXI are examples of fully-open sources.
- Do not reproduce copyrighted text. Summarize and cite; don't paste textbook chapters or paywalled paper bodies.
- Image reading is orientation, not diagnosis. The reading primer helps you follow research talk about contrast; it is not clinical or diagnostic advice. Refer real-scan interpretation to a radiologist.
- Prefer primary sources. Cite the paper; use awesome-lists as living indexes to discover what's new.
Core mental model (the MRI pipeline)
Keep this spine in mind so you can place any MRI question:
- Physics & contrast — spins, RF excitation, T1/T2/T2* relaxation, proton density; a sequence weights these to create contrast.
- Spatial encoding & k-space — gradients encode position; the scanner samples k-space (the Fourier transform of the image) along a trajectory (Cartesian/radial/spiral/EPI). Center = contrast/SNR, edges = detail.
- Acquisition — the pulse sequence (RF + gradient events) sets the contrast and trajectory; runs on hardware (magnet, gradients, RF coils, console).
- Raw data — stored in a vendor raw format (Siemens twix, GE P-file, Philips raw) or the vendor-neutral ISMRMRD.
- Reconstruction — turn k-space into images. Undersampling speeds scans but
aliases; recon undoes it with parallel imaging, compressed sensing, low-rank,
or learned/diffusion priors. Formally: measured
y = A x + noise, withA = (sampling) ∘ (Fourier/NUFFT) ∘ (coil sensitivities); solveargmin_x ||A x − y||² + λ R(x)— each method is a choice ofA,R, and optimizer. - Images → analysis — converted to DICOM/NIfTI, organized (BIDS), then registered, segmented, and analyzed (structural, functional, diffusion).
- Quantification — parameter maps (relaxometry, QSM, perfusion, MT), MR fingerprinting, and spectroscopy (metabolite concentrations).
- Interpretation & applications — contrast reading, neuro/cardiac/body/MSK applications (research orientation, not diagnosis).
How to route a question
Open the reference file matching the need (each is self-contained; open only what you need):
| If the user is asking about… | Open |
|---|---|
| MR physics, k-space intuition, contrast, where to learn (courses, handbooks, free books) | references/foundations.md |
| Designing/programming pulse sequences and k-space trajectories, RF pulse design, simulation | references/sequences-and-trajectories.md |
| MRI hardware: low-field, open-source consoles, coils, gradients, safety | references/hardware.md |
| Which reconstruction method/paper applies + the landmark reading list (parallel imaging → CS → low-rank → DL → diffusion → fingerprinting) | references/recon-methods.md |
| Which reconstruction software to use and how (BART, SigPy, MIRT.jl, MRIReco.jl, torchkbnufft, DIRECT, Gadgetron) | references/tools.md |
| Raw & image data formats (ISMRMRD, twix/P-file/Philips, DICOM, NIfTI, BIDS) and where to get data | references/data-and-formats.md |
| Image analysis & processing: structural, fMRI, diffusion MRI, segmentation, registration, pipelines | references/analysis-processing.md |
| Quantitative MRI (relaxometry, QSM, perfusion/ASL, MT) and MR spectroscopy | references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md |
| Programmatic access to papers/data — APIs, keys, and MCP servers | references/literature-access.md |
| Writing up & submitting — MR journals, LaTeX templates, reporting standards, abstracts, preprints | references/publishing.md |
| How MR image contrast reads (T1/T2/FLAIR/DWI) — background orientation only | references/radiology-primer.md |
Actually running a reconstruction on real k-space (BART/SigPy, .cfl, twix, ISMRMRD) | hand off to the mri-reconstruction skill — this hub explains, that skill executes |
What this hub owns outright: image-level analysis has no sibling expert, so
fMRI/GLM, BIDS organization, DICOM↔NIfTI conversion, FreeSurfer, segmentation,
registration, fMRIPrep, and relaxometry/QSM mapping are this skill's
responsibility — answer them here via
references/analysis-processing.md and
references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md
rather than looking for a specialist that doesn't exist. (Diffusion MRI is the
exception: diffusion-mri owns it.)
Cross-cutting requests pull from several files — e.g., "reproduce this spiral CS
paper on real scanner data" → recon-methods (method) + tools (BART/SigPy) +
data-and-formats (read the raw file) + sequences-and-trajectories (spiral).
Living indexes (when this is stale)
MRI research moves fast. When you need something newer or a topic not covered here, these community-maintained lists are the best next hop:
- Awesome MRI Reconstruction — https://github.com/Joyies/Awesome-MRI-Reconstruction
- Awesome DL-based CS-MRI — https://github.com/mosaf/Awesome-DL-based-CS-MRI
- Awesome MRI (broad) — https://github.com/dangom/awesome-mri
- ISMRM (the field's professional society & annual meeting) — https://www.ismrm.org
For finding papers programmatically, use the APIs/MCP servers in
references/literature-access.md.
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name: mri-research description: >- The generalist navigator and curated reference hub for MRI research — use it for orientation, cross-domain questions, and the canonical paper / course / dataset / toolbox across the whole MRI pipeline: MR physics and k-space, acquisition, reconstruction, image analysis, quantitative MRI and spectroscopy, hardware, data formats, and publishing. This hub also OWNS image-level analysis, which no sibling skill covers: fMRI and GLM analysis, BIDS, DICOM/NIfTI conversion, FreeSurfer, segmentation, registration, fMRIPrep, relaxometry and QSM mapping. Reach for it when a question spans several MRI sub-areas or it isn't clear which specialist applies; it defers to the focused sibling skills when one is squarely in-lane. Triggers: MRI / magnetic-resonance research questions, "where do I find…", "which MRI tool / paper / dataset for…", k-space orientation, BIDS, NIfTI, DICOM, fMRI, FreeSurfer, registration, segmentation, QSM. It points to external repos, papers, and datasets rather than bundling them. metadata: author: Ke Wang version: "0.7.0"
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name: mri-research
description: >-
The generalist navigator and curated reference hub for MRI research — use it
for orientation, cross-domain questions, and the canonical paper / course /
dataset / toolbox across the whole MRI pipeline: MR physics and k-space,
acquisition, reconstruction, image analysis, quantitative MRI and
spectroscopy, hardware, data formats, and publishing. This hub also OWNS
image-level analysis, which no sibling skill covers: fMRI and GLM analysis,
BIDS, DICOM/NIfTI conversion, FreeSurfer, segmentation, registration,
fMRIPrep, relaxometry and QSM mapping. Reach for it when a question spans
several MRI sub-areas or it isn't clear which specialist applies; it defers to
the focused sibling skills when one is squarely in-lane. Triggers: MRI /
magnetic-resonance research questions, "where do I find…", "which MRI tool /
paper / dataset for…", k-space orientation, BIDS, NIfTI, DICOM, fMRI,
FreeSurfer, registration, segmentation, QSM. It points to external repos,
papers, and datasets rather than bundling them.
metadata:
author: Ke Wang
version: "0.7.0"
---
# MRI Research Hub
## What this is (and is not)
A fluent, well-oriented guide to the whole MRI research landscape — from spins
to statistics. It exists to make the MRI community's collective knowledge
accessible to any researcher through their AI agent. Its job is **navigation and
judgment**, not storage:
- **It IS** a curated, verified map of the MRI ecosystem — the physics and
courses, the acquisition and pulse-sequence tools, the reconstruction methods
and toolboxes, the data formats and datasets, the analysis/processing
pipelines, quantitative MRI and spectroscopy, the hardware community, and how
to find literature — plus practical "which tool for which task" guidance.
- **It is NOT** a copy of any dataset, textbook, or codebase. MRI datasets run
from hundreds of GB to multiple TB and are governed by data-use agreements;
textbooks are copyrighted. So this **points** to where things live and
teaches how to use them.
Act like a knowledgeable lab-mate: someone who can say "for that, read Uecker's
ESPIRiT paper and use `bart ecalib`," "that raw file is Siemens twix — convert
with `siemens_to_ismrmrd`," or "preprocess that with fMRIPrep, then analyze in
nilearn."
## The expert team (sibling skills)
This hub is the generalist. The repo also ships focused expert agents — install
any with `npx skills add KeWang0622/mri-research-skill --skill <name>`:
- **mri-research-workflow** — end-to-end research assistant: idea → experiments →
paper (CVPR/MICCAI/MRM); orchestrates the experts below and helps write it.
- **mri-reconstruction** — actionable BART/SigPy reconstruction ("reconstruct
this k-space" — it runs the pipeline).
- **diffusion-mri** — DTI/DKI/NODDI, preprocessing (topup/eddy), tractography.
- **pulse-sequence-design** — Pulseq/PyPulseq + Siemens/GE/Philips sequence dev.
- **deep-learning-recon** — unrolled / self-supervised / diffusion recon, fastMRI.
- **mri-hardware** — low-field, open-source consoles, coils, MR safety.
Use this hub for orientation and cross-domain questions; hand off to an expert
when the task is squarely in its lane.
## Ground rules
1. **Links can rot.** Every link here was verified when written, but repos move
and course pages change. When a link is load-bearing for the user's next
action, confirm it resolves (a quick fetch or `gh repo view`) before
presenting it as a step.
2. **Respect dataset licenses.** Many datasets (fastMRI, HCP, UK Biobank, ADNI,
OASIS, BraTS) require registration or a data-use agreement. Never help
circumvent an access gate; point to the official application. OpenNeuro and
IXI are examples of fully-open sources.
3. **Do not reproduce copyrighted text.** Summarize and cite; don't paste
textbook chapters or paywalled paper bodies.
4. **Image reading is orientation, not diagnosis.** The reading primer helps
you follow research talk about contrast; it is not clinical or diagnostic
advice. Refer real-scan interpretation to a radiologist.
5. **Prefer primary sources.** Cite the paper; use awesome-lists as living
indexes to discover what's new.
## Core mental model (the MRI pipeline)
Keep this spine in mind so you can place any MRI question:
1. **Physics & contrast** — spins, RF excitation, T1/T2/T2\* relaxation, proton
density; a *sequence* weights these to create contrast.
2. **Spatial encoding & k-space** — gradients encode position; the scanner
samples **k-space** (the Fourier transform of the image) along a
*trajectory* (Cartesian/radial/spiral/EPI). Center = contrast/SNR, edges =
detail.
3. **Acquisition** — the *pulse sequence* (RF + gradient events) sets the
contrast and trajectory; runs on *hardware* (magnet, gradients, RF coils,
console).
4. **Raw data** — stored in a vendor raw format (Siemens twix, GE P-file,
Philips raw) or the vendor-neutral **ISMRMRD**.
5. **Reconstruction** — turn k-space into images. Undersampling speeds scans but
aliases; recon undoes it with parallel imaging, compressed sensing, low-rank,
or learned/diffusion priors. Formally: measured `y = A x + noise`, with
`A = (sampling) ∘ (Fourier/NUFFT) ∘ (coil sensitivities)`; solve
`argmin_x ||A x − y||² + λ R(x)` — each method is a choice of `A`, `R`, and
optimizer.
6. **Images → analysis** — converted to DICOM/NIfTI, organized (BIDS), then
registered, segmented, and analyzed (structural, functional, diffusion).
7. **Quantification** — parameter maps (relaxometry, QSM, perfusion, MT), MR
fingerprinting, and spectroscopy (metabolite concentrations).
8. **Interpretation & applications** — contrast reading, neuro/cardiac/body/MSK
applications (research orientation, not diagnosis).
## How to route a question
Open the reference file matching the need (each is self-contained; open only
what you need):
| If the user is asking about… | Open |
|---|---|
| MR physics, k-space intuition, contrast, where to *learn* (courses, handbooks, free books) | [`references/foundations.md`](references/foundations.md) |
| Designing/programming pulse sequences and k-space trajectories, RF pulse design, simulation | [`references/sequences-and-trajectories.md`](references/sequences-and-trajectories.md) |
| MRI hardware: low-field, open-source consoles, coils, gradients, safety | [`references/hardware.md`](references/hardware.md) |
| Which reconstruction method/paper applies + the landmark reading list (parallel imaging → CS → low-rank → DL → diffusion → fingerprinting) | [`references/recon-methods.md`](references/recon-methods.md) |
| Which reconstruction *software* to use and how (BART, SigPy, MIRT.jl, MRIReco.jl, torchkbnufft, DIRECT, Gadgetron) | [`references/tools.md`](references/tools.md) |
| Raw & image data formats (ISMRMRD, twix/P-file/Philips, DICOM, NIfTI, BIDS) and where to get data | [`references/data-and-formats.md`](references/data-and-formats.md) |
| Image analysis & processing: structural, fMRI, diffusion MRI, segmentation, registration, pipelines | [`references/analysis-processing.md`](references/analysis-processing.md) |
| Quantitative MRI (relaxometry, QSM, perfusion/ASL, MT) and MR spectroscopy | [`references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md`](references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md) |
| Programmatic access to papers/data — APIs, keys, and MCP servers | [`references/literature-access.md`](references/literature-access.md) |
| Writing up & submitting — MR journals, LaTeX templates, reporting standards, abstracts, preprints | [`references/publishing.md`](references/publishing.md) |
| How MR image contrast reads (T1/T2/FLAIR/DWI) — background orientation only | [`references/radiology-primer.md`](references/radiology-primer.md) |
| **Actually running a reconstruction** on real k-space (BART/SigPy, `.cfl`, twix, ISMRMRD) | hand off to the **mri-reconstruction** skill — this hub explains, that skill executes |
**What this hub owns outright:** image-level analysis has no sibling expert, so
fMRI/GLM, BIDS organization, DICOM↔NIfTI conversion, FreeSurfer, segmentation,
registration, fMRIPrep, and relaxometry/QSM mapping are *this* skill's
responsibility — answer them here via
[`references/analysis-processing.md`](references/analysis-processing.md) and
[`references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md`](references/quantitative-and-spectroscopy.md)
rather than looking for a specialist that doesn't exist. (Diffusion MRI is the
exception: `diffusion-mri` owns it.)
Cross-cutting requests pull from several files — e.g., "reproduce this spiral CS
paper on real scanner data" → `recon-methods` (method) + `tools` (BART/SigPy) +
`data-and-formats` (read the raw file) + `sequences-and-trajectories` (spiral).
## Living indexes (when this is stale)
MRI research moves fast. When you need something newer or a topic not covered
here, these community-maintained lists are the best next hop:
- Awesome MRI Reconstruction — https://github.com/Joyies/Awesome-MRI-Reconstruction
- Awesome DL-based CS-MRI — https://github.com/mosaf/Awesome-DL-based-CS-MRI
- Awesome MRI (broad) — https://github.com/dangom/awesome-mri
- ISMRM (the field's professional society & annual meeting) — https://www.ismrm.org
For finding papers programmatically, use the APIs/MCP servers in
`references/literature-access.md`.
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- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision
- Low GitHub adoption signal
- KI-Prüffreigabe fehlt
- Financial research output is not financial advice; require human review before any live investment decision.
- Quality score needs review
- GitHub adoption: 21 GitHub stars
- Stars/forks activity: 21 stars, 0 forks; issue activity unavailable in current metadata
- Review status: AI review approval is missing
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