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Group Leader,
Lawrence Ryner
The Magnetic Resonance Research and Development (MRR&D) Group partners with clinicians and industry to move research of new magnetic resonance hardware, acquisition methods, and software solutions out of the lab to ultimately improve Canadian healthcare. With a state-of-the-art 3T Siemens MRI scanner on-site fully dedicated to research and access to five other MRI scanners in Winnipeg, MRR&D collaborates with numerous clinicians at local hospitals and universities as well as local and multinational industrial partners to improve magnetic resonance imaging and spectroscopy.
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Current research in the group focuses on using MR in cancer research, new hardware and technique development , and neuroimaging. Our primary objective is to ensure that new ideas are championed through the early research phase, to in-house testing, and eventually to clinical application to benefit the health of Canadians.
