VANDPIRE (Vanderbilt ASL toolbox: A Novel Data-processing Pipeline for Imaging Research) is a cutting-edge neuroimaging tool developed by Daniel F. Arteaga and Manus J. Donahue at Vanderbilt University. Designed for commercial researchers, it quantifies cerebral blood flow (CBF) and calculates CBF territories using arterial spin labeling (ASL) MRI data with a user-friendly interface.
Key features include:
- Accurate CBF quantification and territory analysis for ASL MRI data.
- Graphical user interface requiring no advanced scripting knowledge.
- Multi-platform compatibility (Windows, macOS, Linux) with no installation needed.
- Support for Dicom, Par/Rec, and Nifti data formats, with customizable motion correction.
Benefits: VANDPIRE streamlines commercial neuroimaging research by simplifying complex CBF analyses, enabling faster insights into brain health and diagnostics. Its accessible platform supports drug development and clinical research, enhancing innovation without the need for coding expertise.
Licensing Process: Available to users without a full-time academic appointment, the commercial license requires submitting a quote request via the form below.
For academic use, explore our free academic license. For support, visit our FAQs or Contact Us.