From the reviews: Magnetic Resonance Imaging: Methods and Biologic Applications offers something of interest for MRI novices as well as more experience practitioners. The language is clear and easy to read, and the diagrams are very helpful. (AuntMinnie.com, February, 2006) This book is one of a large series of books on Methods in Molecular Medicine, edited by John M. Walker with 28 contributors . The authors are distinguished, primary basic scientists in basic science departments or departments of cardiology or radiology. I believe this book would be valuable for departments that are about to use or are using MRI as a research tool and as an addition to department libraries dealing with this technique. (Joseph P. Whalen, Clinical Imaging, Vol. 30, 2006)