Edwin Versteeg

Assistant Professor

Research groups

Advanced MRI Gradient Hardware and Methods Group

Research aim

Imagine an MRI scan that is fast, pin-sharp, and nearly silent. That is what the Advanced MRI Gradient Hardware and Methods Group is building. We develop new MRI technology that makes scans faster, more detailed, and dramatically quieter.

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Recent publications

Continuous Ventricular Volumetric Quantification in Patients with Arrhythmias using Real-Time 3D CMR-MOTUS Thomas E Olausson, Maarten L Terpstra, Rizwan Ahmad, Edwin Versteeg, Casper Beijst, Yuchi Han, Marco Guglielmo, Birgitta K Velthuis, Cornelis van den Berg, Alessandro Sbrizzi
2026
Implicit neural representations for accurate estimation of the Standard Model of white matter Tom Hendriks, Gerrit Arends, Edwin Versteeg, Anna Vilanova, Maxime Chamberland, Chantal M.W. Tax
Communications biology, 2025, vol. 9
Simultaneous Gadolinium-free MR Angiography, Venography and Relaxometry using a fast 3D MR-STAT protocol Bas Schilder, Stefano Mandija, Hanna Liu, Edwin Versteeg, Miha Fuderer, Oscar van der Heide, Mark Haacke, Thierry Meerbothe, Tom Snijders, P Robe, Nico van den Berg, Alessandro Sbrizzi
2025, p.1210
More accurate synthetic MRI to shorten clinical protocols F Xu, Edwin Versteeg, Oscar van der Heide, Kyung Min Nam, Stefano Mandija, Bas Schilder, P Robe, Tom Snijders, Nico van den Berg, Alessandro Sbrizzi
2025, p.5214
Implicit neural representations for accurate estimation of the standard model of white matter Tom Hendriks, Gerrit Arends, Edwin Versteeg, Anna Vilanova, Maxime Chamberland, Chantal M W Tax
2025
Efficient estimation of gadolinium-based contrast agent concentration using transient-state keyhole MR-STAT Fei Xu, Edwin Versteeg, Hongyan Liu, Miha Fuderer, Oscar van den Heide, Wybe J M van der Kemp, Cornelis A T van den Berg, Alessandro Sbrizzi
Medical physics, 2025, vol. 52