Gary H. Glover

Professor of Radiology
Professor in Neurosciences & Biophysics
Professor of Electrical Engineering & Psychology - courtesy
Director, Radiological Sciences Lab

office: Lucas Center P-262
phone: 650-723-7577
fax: 650-723-5795
email: gary.glover@stanford.edu

My research interests encompass the physics and mathematics of imaging with Magnetic Resonance. Presently my research is directed in part towards exploration of rapid MRI scanning methods using spiral and other non-Cartesian k-space trajectories for dynamic imaging of function. Using spiral techniques, we have developed MRI pulse sequences and processing methods for mapping cortical brain function by imaging the metabolic response to various stimuli, with applications in the basic neurosciences as well as for clinical applications. These methods develop differential image contrast from hemodynamically driven increases in oxygen content in the vascular bed of activated cortex, using pulse sequences sensitive to the paramagnetic behavior of deoxyhemoglobin or to the blood flow changes. Other applications include imaging of contrast uptake in the breast.

Representative Publications

Kruger G, Glover GH. The physiological noise in oxygen-sensitive magnetic resonance imaging. Magn. Reson. Med 46:631-637 (2001). Dr. Kruger won the ISMRM Rabi Young Investigator Award with the research presented in this paper.

Desmond JE, Glover GH. Estimating sample size in functional MRI (fMRI) neuroimaging studies: Statistical power analyses. J. Neuroscience Methods 118:115-128 (2002).

Pfeuffer J, Van de Mortelle PF, Ugurbil K, Hu X, Glover, GH. Correction of physiologically induced global off-resonance effects in dynamic echo-planar and spiral functional imaging. Magn. Reson. Med. 47:344-353 (2002).

Krasnow B; Tamm L; Greicius M; Yang TT; Glover GH; Reiss AL; Menon V. Comparison of fMRI activation at 3T and 1.5T during perceptual, cognitive and affective processing. NeuroImage 18:813-826 (2003).

Preston, AR; Thomason, ME; Ochsner, KN; Cooper, JC; and Glover, GH. Comparison of Spiral-In/Out and Spiral-out BOLD fMRI at 1.5T and 3T. NeuroImage 21:291-301 (2004).

Glover, GH; Thomason, ME. Improved combination of spiral-in/out images for BOLD fMRI. Magn. Reson. Med 51:863-868 (2004).

G. Srivastava; S. Crottaz-Herbette; K.M. Lau; G.H. Glover and V. Menon. ICA-based procedures for removing ballistocardiogram artifacts from EEG data acquired in the MRI scanner. NeuroImage 24:50-60 (2005).

Hsu, JJ; Glover, GH. Mitigation of susceptibility-induced signal loss in neuroimaging using localized shim coils. Magn. Reson. Med. 53:243-248 (2005)

Thomason ME; Burrows BE; Gabrieli JDE; Glover GH. Breath holding reveals differences in fMRI BOLD signal in children and adults. NeuroImage 25:824-837 (2005).

deCharms, RC; Maeda F; Glover GH; Ludlow D; Pauly, JM; Soneji D; Gabrieli JDE; Mackey SC. Control Over Brain Activation and Pain Learned Using Real Time fMRI. PNAS 102:18626-31 (2005).

Li TQ; Takahashi A; Wang Y; Mathews V; Glover GH. Dual Echo spiral in/in acquisition methofd for reducing magentic susceptibility artifacts in Blood Oxygen Level Dependent functional magnetic resonance imaging. Magn. Reson. Med. 55:325-334(2006).

Thomason ME; Foland LC; Glover GH. Calibration of BOLD fMRI using Breath-holding reduces group variance during a cognitive task. Human Brain Mapping 28:59-68 (2007).


Bio sketch with list of publications.

Some publications in PDF.

Some random stuff.

fMRI utility programs.

My wonderful group.

Last modified on January 19, 2006

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