Alexandru V. Avram

This paper demonstrates whole-brain multidimensional T1-T2 relaxation imaging on a portable 0.064 T MRI scanner, showing that joint distributions provide additional information beyond single-value relaxation maps.

The paper reveals nonuniform scaling of cerebellar cortical-nuclear architecture across primates using cross-species atlases, showing cortical expansion outpaces DCN enlargement.

This paper introduces a tamperless MRI method to measure brain tissue stiffness using cardiac pulsations and diffusion tensor imaging, revealing softness in gray matter and white matter pathways.

This study validates the Gaussian diffusion model at the mesoscopic scale in live human brain tissue using diffusion tensor distribution MRI.

The paper creates a 3D subcortical atlas of the marmoset brain using MRI and histology, validated across age groups, for neuroanatomical and functional research.

This paper uses high-resolution diffusion MRI to directly cluster cortical voxels and segment cytoarchitectonic domains without relying on templates, achieving better alignment with histology than conventional methods.

This paper maps subcortical regions in marmoset monkeys using high-resolution MRI and histology, revealing previously invisible structures and providing a 3D atlas for brain research.

This paper introduces a new framework for in-vivo diffusion tensor distribution MRI of the human brain, enabling detailed microstructural analysis and improved tractography.

The paper maps subcortical regions in macaque brains using MAP-MRI and histology, creating a digital atlas for neuroanatomical studies.

This paper introduces a framework for spatial normalization and voxelwise analysis of diffusion propagators across multiple MAP-MRI datasets, enabling detection of subtle microstructural changes.