• DOI:10.1002/mrm.26235
Corpus ID: 8329087

Pulseq: A rapid and hardware‐independent pulse sequence prototyping framework

@article{Layton2017PulseqAR,
  title={Pulseq: A rapid and hardware‐independent pulse sequence prototyping framework},
  author={Kelvin J. Layton and Stefan Kroboth and F. Jia and Sebastian Littin and Huijun Yu and J. Leupold and Jon-Fredrik Nielsen and T. St{\"o}cker and M. Zaitsev},
  journal={Magnetic Resonance in Medicine},
  year={2017},
  volume={77}
}

• Kelvin J. Layton, Stefan Kroboth, +6 authors M. Zaitsev
• Published 2017
• Computer Science, Medicine
• Magnetic Resonance in Medicine

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Implementing new magnetic resonance experiments, or sequences, often involves extensive programming on vendor‐specific platforms, which can be time consuming and costly. This situation is exacerbated when research sequences need to be implemented on several platforms simultaneously, for example, at different field strengths. This work presents an alternative programming environment that is hardware‐independent, open‐source, and promotes rapid sequence prototyping.