Wenchuan Wu

DPhil

Associate Professor

Research Fellow, Wolfson College

My research focuses on the development of new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) acquisition and reconstruction methods, with the goal of helping better understand the brain structure and function. My research is supported by funding from the Royal Academy of Engineering and Wellcome Trust.

My current research program has several key themes:

Novel strategies for acquiring in vivo diffusion MRI at submillimeter resolution
Rapid mapping of brain connectivity and microstructure with joint k-q diffusion acceleration and reconstruction
Computational methods to reduce image artefacts in diffusion and functional MRI
Ultra-high field brain imaging
Post-mortem MRI of unfixed human brain

Key publications

Self-Navigated 3D Diffusion MRI Using an Optimized CAIPI Sampling and Structured Low-Rank Reconstruction Estimated Navigator

Li Z. et al, (2025), IEEE Transactions on Medical Imaging, 44, 632 - 644

High-resolution diffusion imaging in the unfixed post-mortem infant brain at 7 T

Wu W. et al, (2024), Imaging Neuroscience, 2

Diffusion Acceleration with Gaussian process Estimated Reconstruction (DAGER)

Wu W. et al, (2019), Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 82, 107 - 125

High-resolution diffusion MRI at 7T using a three-dimensional multi-slab acquisition

Wu W. et al, (2016), Neuroimage, 143, 1 - 14

Reducing slab boundary artifacts in three-dimensional multislab diffusion MRI using nonlinear inversion for slab profile encoding (NPEN)

Wu W. et al, (2016), Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, 76, 1183 - 1195

Neuroscience

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