The two-month summer vacation is almost over, and on Friday 8/21 Seok-Jin Yeo, an undergraduate junior who worked in the Lab, presented his summer research to the GBME colleagues and senior students. Mr. Yeo had successfully calculated the convolution kernels for computing the static magnetic field vectors induced by an object magnetized in an arbitrary direction, and extended gSVC -- generalized susceptibility voxel convolution -- to arbitrary orientations. The results were presented with appropriate levels of details. The students had a pizza lunch after the presentation. Good job Seok-Jin!
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