My name is Assaf Tal. I am a physicist, currently employed as a senior lecturer (assistant professor equivalent) at the Department of Chemical Physics, the Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. My main research interests are in-vivo magnetic resonance (MR) spectroscopy, from both the technical sequence-development side and the clinical standpoint. My official webpage:
My Official Weizmann Institute of Science Webpage
My CV: CV 2013 (last updated: January 2013). It’s a little out of date by now. The best way to get an idea of what I’m doing or have done is to take a look at my Google Scholar profile.
You have stumbled onto my webpage, where you can find my MR related links and posts, including some of my MRI lecture notes, as well as NMR lecture notes.
Please, feel free to drop me a line. You can reach me via my Weizmann mail address: assaf dot tal at weizmann dot ac dot il. Comments and discussions are welcome.
Assaf,
I find your lectures very interesting and informative. By profession I am medical doctor. Currently working as MRI program director.
wanted to ask you what would you suggest for me if I want to do any post graduate studies in MRI.
Tx
Hi Assaf,
Thanks for sharing the notes. I am new in the field on MRI and these notes are really helpful. If you know other materials about MRI please let me know.
Thank you
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Hi Assaf !
I knew you must be a medical person with your structured approach to the piano lessons, and “reverse engineeering ” expression
V nice !
Nadal
I just watched your youtube videos and came here to ask about reading music sheets, i play guitar really casually and i used to play piano when i was primary school(forgot everything now). i recently got some music sheet for the guitar and it as some symbols that indicate to go intro, verse and etc (some thing like Coda and others). i really need help on how to read these kinds of symbols and what it indicates. could you please give me link on your videos learning about it. Thank you
Hi Assaf,
I got here by way of your musical cheat sheet — for which thank you — but I’ll try to get to your MRI lecture notes some time, too.
Good luck in your work!
Best,
-dlj.
I am really grateful for encountering your notes. It is truly helpful to me in learning about the MRI machine in my institution.