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Patent (47)
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Patent
Magnetic field sensor-based navigation system to track MR image-guided interventional procedures. US20050245811A1 (2005)
17562.
Patent
Low-impact noise acquisition magnetic resonance imaging. US20050242810A1 (2005)
17563.
Patent
Fördereinrichtung, insbesondere für ein Laufband. DE102004016429A1 (2005)
17564.
Patent
Translational sensory stimulation procedure for the stimulation of amygdala-hippocampal complex. US20050222639A1 (2005)
17565.
Patent
Measurements on the visual system of a proband. US20050165302A1 (2005)
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Patent
Surfactant-containing cosmetic, dermatological and pharmaceutical agents. US20040141937A1 (2004)
17567.
Patent
Method for measuring the magnetic resonance (NMR) by steady state signals (SSFP). US6677750B2 (2004)
17568.
Patent
Method and apparatus for the processing of images. US6556196B1 (2003)
17569.
Patent
Method and device for the processing of images based on morphable models. US6556196B1 (2003)
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Patent
Methods and devices for measuring electrical currents. EP1273922A1 (2003)
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Patent
Mechanoelektrischer Messumformer. DE2361385B2 (1978)
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Patent
Mechanical-Electrical Transducer. US3956618A (1976)
Data Publication (2)
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Data Publication
luox-2022-0001 deposition. (submitted)
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Data Publication
luox-2022-0002 deposition. (submitted)
Preprint (172)
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Preprint
Neurite Complexity and Plasticity Markers Track Synaptic Vesicle Density in the Living Human Brain: A Multimodal PET-MRI-EEG Study. (submitted)
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Preprint
Phasic pupil responses to melanopsin- and cone-directed stimulation remain stable across circadian time. (submitted)
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Preprint
Predictive processing for sensory and action neural representations. (submitted)
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Preprint
PyGPLA: A Python Package for Generalized Phase Locking Analysis. (submitted)
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Preprint
Feedback to the primary visual cortex is highly concentrated on the central visual field representation. (submitted)
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Preprint
Dynamics of dopamine transients in human olfactory epithelium during reward learning. (submitted)