About

Pioneering meso-vessel imaging to link anatomy and function in living humans.

I use ultra–high resolution magnetic resonance imaging (MRI to explore the living human brain in unprecedented detail. Capturing such detail is only half the story. The greater challenge is making sense of it. To bridge this gap, I design new imaging protocols and build analysis tools that transform complex data into clear insights. My work combines advanced MRI methods with innovative software, such as LayNii, a widely used toolkit for high-resolution fMRI that enables researchers worldwide to investigate the brain’s fine-scale structure and function.

At Brain Innovation, I advance LayNii and support BrainVoyager, while sharing expertise through YouTube tutorials to make cutting-edge neuroimaging methods accessible worldwide. Alongside my industry role, I am affiliated with the Cognitive Neuroscience Department at Maastricht University, where I regularly publish on neuroscience, MRI physics, and neuroimaging methods, with a sharp focus on mesoscopic brain imaging.

ORCID: 0000-0001-7761-3727