Wir entwickeln quantitative MR-Methoden, um beispielsweise biochemische Prozesse im Gehirn und Körper sichtbar und messbar zu machen.
Metabolische und quantitative MR-Methoden sind unsere Leidenschaft.
Unser Fokus liegt auf der Entwicklung und klinischen Translation neuer MR-Methoden für molekulare und metabolische Bildgebung. Dabei erforschen wir insbesondere MR-spektroskopische Bildgebung, Deuterium Metabolic Imaging, CEST, Diffusionsbildgebung, X-Kern-MRT und KI-gestützte Rekonstruktion und Quantifizierung.
Wir arbeiten am High Field MR Center mit modernster 7T- und 3T-MR-Infrastruktur und entwickeln Methoden von der Sequenzentwicklung über Datenakquisition, Bewegungs- und B0-Korrektur, Rekonstruktion und Qualitätssicherung bis zur Anwendung in klinischen und translationalen Studien. Ziel ist es, Stoffwechsel, Gewebestruktur und Funktion im Gehirn und Körper nicht-invasiv sichtbar und quantitativ messbar zu machen.
Unser Team verbindet MR-Physik, Biomedical Engineering, Medizin, Informatik und künstliche Intelligenz. Wir sind ständig auf der Suche nach motivierten Studierenden, Doktorand:innen und Postdocs. Kontaktieren Sie Wolfgang Bogner, wenn Sie interessiert sind!
Wolfgang Bogner
GruppenleiterORCID: 0000-0002-0130-3463
T +43 1 40400-64710
wolfgang.bogner@meduniwien.ac.at
Michael Adam
Anton Altmeyer
Viola Bader
Bernardo Campilho
Korawig Chaknam
Anna Duguid
Daniel Eichleitner
Korbinian Eckstein
Tim Max Emmenegger
Hauke Fischer
Sabina Frese
Lukas Hingerl
Sara Huskić
Veronika Janacova
Mohamad Khosravi
Stanislav Motyka (see Motyka group)
Eva Niess (see Eva Niess group)
Fabian Niess (see Fabian Niess group)
Aaron Paul Osburg
Anna Petrova
Ivan Petrović
Rebeka Rumbak
Katja Sazonova
Markus Schuster
Bernhard Strasser (see Strasser group)
Alireza Vasfi
Paul Weiser
Patrick Will
Anna Zöchner
Affiliated Teams (MUW Teams die unsere entwickelten MRT Methoden nutzen)
Hangel Gruppe – Gilbert Hangel (Neurochirurgie)
Krššák & Just Gruppe – Martin Krssak (Innere Medizin III)
Neuroimaging Lab / Lanzenberger Gruppe – Benjamin Spurny-Dworak (Psychiatrie)
Projects as Principal Investigator / Coordinator
- GLUCO-SCAN – Deuterium labeling of GLUCOse improves magnetic resonance imaging Sensitivity to CANcer metabolism (2023–2028)
ERC (European Research Council), Consolidator Grant - DFH-50 – Platform for brain research using UHF MRI, histology, and AI (2023–current)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), doc.funds.connect Programme – Co-coordinator - KLI 1106 – Imaging dynamics of glioma metabolism via MRI (2023–2027)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – initial PI: Wolfgang Bogner; current PI: Fabian Niess - R01EB031787 – Novel 10.5T deuterium-based MRS/I method to measure human brain metabolism (2023–2028)
NIH (National Institutes of Health) – Co-PI - Christian Doppler Laboratory for MR Imaging Biomarkers (BIOMAK) (2022–2029)
CDG (Christian Doppler Research Association) – Laboratory Head - P34198 – Deep learning in MR spectroscopic imaging (2021–2024)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Stand-Alone Project - TAI676 – Tailoring magnetic fields for magnetic resonance imaging (2021–2023)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), 1000 Ideas Programme - GLU-IMAGE – Glutamate dynamics during visual stimulation and ketamine challenge in the human brain (2019–2021)
EU (European Union), Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions - KLI 718 – Myo-Inositol – new imaging biomarker for Multiple Sclerosis (2018–2022)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research - P30701 – 3D spectroscopic imaging with ultra-short acquisition delay (2018–2021)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Stand-Alone Project - Bridge #846505 – Imaging oxidative stress via in vivo quantification of glutathione (2015–2018)
FFG (Austrian Research Promotion Agency), Bridge Programme - #16133 – Mapping aberrant myocardial creatine kinase metabolism via frequency-labeled exchange transfer (2015–2017)
OeNB (Oesterreichische Nationalbank), Jubiläumsfonds - KLI 61 – 7 Tesla MR spectroscopy in diffusely infiltrating gliomas (2012–2015)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research - J3302 – Prospective motion correction of LASER spiral 1H-MRSI (2012–2013)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Erwin Schrödinger Fellowship - OeNB #13834 – Improved Breast Cancer Diagnosis and Therapy Monitoring by 23Na Magnetic Resonance Imaging at Ultra-High Field (2010–2013)
OeNB (Oesterreichische Nationalbank), Jubiläumsfonds
Projects as Partner / Co-Investigator
- KLP 4926925 – Track Longitudinal 3D Lesions and Neuroinflammation in SCI (2026–2030)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Tim Max Emmenegger - KLP 1326625 – Understanding weight-loss effects on brain metabolism (2026–2029)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Fabian Niess - PAT 4912324 – AI-Driven Real-time Motion and B0-Field Correction (2026–2029)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Principal Investigator Projects – PI: Stanislav Motyka - KLP 4656125 – Dopamine and Insulin in Psychosis (2025–2028)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Matthäus Willeit - PAT 6608924 – Multimodal investigation of brain activation (2025–2029)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Principal Investigator Projects – PI: Rupert Lanzenberger - KLI 1121 – Exploring high-resolution neurochemical imaging for epilepsy (2023–2027)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Gilbert Hangel - QTIME – KLI 1089 – Quantitative metabolic 7T imaging of tumours (2023–2026)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Gilbert Hangel - P36328 – Challenging the state-of-the-art of in vivo brain MRSI (2023–2028)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Principal Investigator Projects – PI: Bernhard Strasser - KLI 1122 – Preventing Aging by Regular Exercise (2023–2027)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Martin Krssak - I 6037 (WEAVE) – Fast acquisition and metabolic modelling for deuterium MRI (2022–2027)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Principal Investigator Projects International / WEAVE – PI: Bernhard Strasser - Interuniversity Cluster Project – A translational psychiatric approach to adolescent anorexia nervosa: from genes to brain systems and behaviors (2021–2025)
University of Vienna / Medical University of Vienna – PIs: Giorgia Silani and Andreas Karwautz - KLI 679 – Magnetic Resonance Fingerprinting of Patients with Gliomas (2018–2022)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Siegfried Trattnig - KLI 646 – 3D 2HG mapping as biomarker for IDH-mutation in glioma (2018–2021)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Clinical Research – PI: Gilbert Hangel - NARSAD / BBRF Young Investigator Grant #27238 (2018–2020)
Brain & Behavior Research Foundation – PI: Petr Bednarik - J 4124 – 3D Whole-Brain MRSI at 7T (2017–2021)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Erwin Schrödinger Programme – PI: Bernhard Strasser - MOLIMA – Christian Doppler Laboratory for Clinical Molecular MR Imaging (2014–2021)
CDG (Christian Doppler Research Association) – PI: Siegfried Trattnig - OeNB #15455 – Muscle-specific oxidative metabolism of patients with peripheral arterial disease: Dynamic 31P MRS at 7 Tesla (2013–2017)
OeNB (Oesterreichische Nationalbank), Jubiläumsfonds – PI: Ladislav Valkovič - OeNB #13418 – Multiparametric Magnetic Resonance Imaging in Breast Cancer at 3 Tesla as an Early Indicator of Therapy Response (2011–2015)
OeNB (Oesterreichische Nationalbank), Jubiläumsfonds – PI: Stephan Gruber - F30 – Lipotoxicity: Lipid-induced Cell Dysfunction and Cell Death (2007–2017)
FWF (Austrian Science Fund), Special Research Areas – PI: Rudolf Zechner (University of Graz)