Check out our lab

MRFIL is the Magnetic Resonance Functional Imaging Lab in the Beckman Institute at the University of Illinois lead by Brad Sutton.

Open Source Software

Our code is released primarily under the University of Illinois/NCSA Open Source License, an OSI approved Open Source license.

Check us out on GitHub

Find our released projects via our org page on GitHub. Fork code and send us comments or suggestions.

Check out our open source toolkit for accelerating non-Cartesian reconstructions via GPUs and distributed memory computations. Presented at ISMRM 2016 in Singapore, May 7th-13th, 2016.

Automated software for mapping T2 white matter hyperintensities. Presented as a poster at ISMRM 2015 in Toronto, Canada.

Illinois Massively Parallel Acceleration Toolkit. A CUDA based toolkit for Non-Cartesian Reconstruction with GPUs.

Framework for deploying a DICOM to resting-state functional connectivity and structural connectivity processing pipeline. Presented as a poster at ISMRM 2021 (abstract #3766: Automating Reproducible Connectivity Processing Pipelines on High Performance Computing Machines"Automating Reproducible Connectivity Processing Pipelines on High Performance Computing Machines", Paul B Camacho, Evan D Anderson, Hillary Schwarb, Aaron T Anderson, Tracey Wszalek, Brad P SuttonAutomating Reproducible Connectivity Processing Pipelines on High Performance Computing Machines)

Tools for prototyping non-Cartesian MR image reconstruction