John Tanner, the return to Germelshausen, and the work that nearly never happened by Derek Jones 2026-11-05
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine Highlights, volume two, April 2017, pp.2–9. First-person interview: p.4 early measurements and Wisconsin; p.6 mica stack and stimulated-echo motivation; p.7 eddy-current problems. Interview introduction and captions identify Tanner and Stejskal.
Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine11(2003), abstract72. Methods and Table1: one baseline plus60 diffusion-weighted observations; fixed total with varying number of unique orientations and repetitions. Monte Carlo simulations with controlled tensor orientation, anisotropy and noise.
Magnetic Resonance in Medicine51(4),807–815 (April2004). Original abstract/byline: pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15065255/ . Author-institution record: orca.cardiff.ac.uk/id/eprint/35373/ . Monte Carlo comparisons of gradient orientations, tensor orientation, trace and anisotropy at b=1000s/mm². Reported numerical findings are study-specific, not a universal acquisition rule.