MRIllä
MRIllä is an open framework for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) research and practice that combines standardized acquisition protocols, data formats, and quality assurance with a central data repository. The term is used to emphasize MRI-centric workflows and interoperability across research sites.
Purpose and scope: MRIlle aims to improve reproducibility and comparability of MRI studies by harmonizing parameter
Components: A typical MRIllä implementation includes a calibrated acquisition protocol with recommended sequence parameters, a metadata
Applications: In neuroscience, MRIllä facilitates large-scale studies of brain structure and function. In radiology, it supports
Adoption and challenges: Adoption depends on vendor cooperation, institutional resources, and privacy safeguards. Challenges include maintaining
History: The concept originated from an international collaboration in the early 2020s, with pilot deployments across