University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve fund magnetic resonance fingerprinting research

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The Collaborative Science Pilot Awards, a program supported by the Case Western Reserve University—University Hospitals Joint Strategic Leadership Committee, awarded five research teams $50,000 with the possibility of receiving additional funding as scientific milestones are met. 

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