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It's looking like I'm going to get funding for a research MSc in medical physics, working specifically with MRI technology on in-vitro rat brains looking at models of diagnosing disorders of the nervous system. I was just wondering if anyone had any useful advise or guidance for some things to prep over the coming summer. I've been away from formal physics since 2015 and am getting back into the swing of it.
I've rereading my notes and books, and have thoroughly gone through my linear algebra and calculus again to get the details back in my head. Just wondering if anyone had anything to add on to the effect of "xyz is extremely important for MRI" or "I found abc really useful to know" or "make sure you can do calculus of variations" or whatever.
I've rereading my notes and books, and have thoroughly gone through my linear algebra and calculus again to get the details back in my head. Just wondering if anyone had anything to add on to the effect of "xyz is extremely important for MRI" or "I found abc really useful to know" or "make sure you can do calculus of variations" or whatever.