DRCMR
The DRCMR is one of the leading research centres in Europe within the field of biomedical MRI. A highly profiled international research team translates the latest advances in MRI to examine the brain's function, metabolism and structure.
DRCMR

The DRCMR is one of the leading research centres in Europe within the field of biomedical MRI. A highly profiled international research team translates the latest advances in MRI to examine the brain's function, metabolism and structure.

We are committed to conducting innovative research at the highest international level that results in new brain mapping methods, analyses, and biomedical applications
We are committed to conducting innovative research at the highest international level that results in new brain mapping methods, analyses, and biomedical applications

At DRCMR, students gain a broad, interdisciplinary education that empowers them to make meaningful contributions to research and innovation in neuroscience and beyond
At DRCMR, students gain a broad, interdisciplinary education that empowers them to make meaningful contributions to research and innovation in neuroscience and beyond

Information about how to initiate a collaboration with the DRCMR
Information about how to initiate a collaboration with the DRCMR

7. October 2026
... is FULLY BOOKED!! But check out the added CoBS Symposium program here.

2. October 2026
A large study with support from the Lundbeck Foundation

2. October 2026
... who successfully defended her PhD thesis

23. September 2026
Congratulations to all three of you!

17. September 2026
Almost 20 years ago, Mazzoni et al. asked this question, suggesting that much of the motor impairment in Parkinson’s disease (PD) is due to reduced motor motivation, resulting in reduced movement invigoration.

3. September 2026
Big congratulations to Jesús Díaz Pereira who just got awarded a DDSA - The Danish Data Science Academy PhD Fellowship

14. August 2026
Methodology for measureing cell specific morphology

14. August 2026
... who successfully defended his PhD thesis

11. August 2026
On 1 July 2026, Armita started a new role as Research Fellow at DRCMR, Hvidovre Hospital, Copenhagen University Hospital.

8. July 2026
... who successfully defended her master's thesis

7. July 2026
In his project, Jesús tackled one of the key challenges of brain diffusion MR imaging at 7T: susceptibility-induced geometric distortions.

3. July 2026
Last week, Sophie Arndt defended her master’s thesis entitled “A clustering analysis of structural and functional brain features in children at familial high risk of schizophrenia and bipolar disorder and their links to general functioning”, and she can now officially call herself a Biomedical Engineer (MSc in Engineering).

26. June 2026
Melissa Larsen has been appointed Associate Professor in Neuropsychiatry and mathematical modelling

26. June 2026
The 2026 ISMRM Annual Meeting

25. June 2026
In mentoring conversations, situations like this come up more often that we might expect

25. June 2026
Mifuyu Hori was excited to share that she officially graduated

25. June 2026
Teresa Cunha successfully defended her PhD

22. June 2026
Every year, Aalto University hosts the Science Factory, a TMS-EEG workshop

4. June 2026
Yet another PhD Student happy after having defended his PhD thesis

2. June 2026
Brain Fluid Mobility in Ageing: Mechanisms and modulation of cognitive preservation

1. June 2026
the ASPIRE Initiative aims to celebrate and promote international diversity in our research environment at DRCMR

5. May 2026
At the Research Day at Hvidovre Hospital, held on Thursday 30 April 2026, Postdoc Armita Faghani Jadidi was one of the people from DRCMR who had the pleasure of presenting — a special event that also marked the hospital’s 50-year anniversary.

30. April 2026
We'd like to highlight some exciting research coming out of the Danish Research Centre for Magnetic Resonance (DRCMR) being presented at this year's meeting - work that sits right at the frontier of quantum sensing and advanced MRI.

20. April 2026
It was a privilege, and a really enjoyable day on Friday 17 April 2026, when Associate Professor Samuel Pichardo visited DRCMR.

24. March 2026
In our new paper out today in Brain, we used a 7T MRI scanner to measure LC function in people with PD for the first time — alongside its structure.

CoBS Week is waiting just around the corner