ESRs on Air B-Q MINDED's Early Stage Researchers

If you listened to the second episode The How and the Why of MRI, you already know that MRI is by far thé coolest and one of the safest ways to look inside the human body. And so, we understand that next time you injure yourself or don't feel well, you will feel tempted to ask your doctor for an MRI exam. Except, an MRI scanner is not always the most suitable "camera" to take pictures of your organs with, and in this episode you will discover why! ESRs Dennis and Roberto will provide you...

Magnetic Resonance Imaging or MRI, one of the most versatile medical imaging techniques out there. In this episode of ESRs on Air, 3 invited MRI scientists will tell you all about this wonderful invention: how it works, what it is commonly used for and why you shouldn't be afraid of the mighty magnet! So get ready for your next MRI scan: sit back, relax and... try not to move! ;-)

In this first episode of ESRs on Air, we talk about the ins and outs of PhD life. What is it like to be an early stage researcher (ESR) in an EU-funded training network? What skills do you acquire as a PhD researcher and what challenges will you face, especially in challenging times like these? How can doctoral studies prepare you for your future career? Tune in and find out whether you are ready to PhD or not to PhD!

Welcome to ESRs on Air, a podcast by Early Stage Reseachers from the EU-funded B-Q MINDED project on quantitative magnetic resonance imaging. Have you ever wondered what it is like to do a PhD as part of a European training network? Have you heard about an "MRI scanner", but don't have a clue about how it can be used to look inside your body while making the weirdest sounds? Wonder no more! ESRs on Air will tell you all about PhD life, MRI science and how MRI has become an indispensible diagn...