The Ginn MRI Seminar Series
The Samuel Ginn MRI Lecture Series, founded in 2009 brings leaders in the field
of magnetic resonance imaging to campus to interact with faculty and students.
Lectures cover broad range of topics ranging from spectroscopic imaging and coil
design and manufacture to psychology, cognitive neuroscience, metabolic and molecular
imaging, audiology and speech pathology, as well as medical research on Alzheimer's
disease, diabetes, heart disease, autism and orthopaedics.
The series is named after Auburn engineering alumnus and wireless engineering
pioneer Samuel Ginn who in 1999 donated $25 million to Auburn University with
the goal of advancing his alma mater into the ranks of the nation's leader in
wireless research and education.
