CZECH VERSION 
Multimodal and Functional Imaging Laboratory
(MAFIL) is an open laboratory established at Masaryk University within the scope of the Central European Institute of Technology project (CEITEC). The laboratory provides modern imaging services, particularly in the area of neuroimaging and human brain mapping, as well as imaging of other parts of human body. MAFIL activities are based on methods such as human MR imaging in a strong magnetic field (including MR spectroscopy) and electrophysiological technique (high-density EEG, simultaneous electrophysiological measurement and MRI). MAFIL expert reports focus mainly on functional and structural brain (head) mapping, because the laboratory was established to serve the needs of neuroscientific research. Since MAFIL performs measurements on live subjects, the access to offered services is governed by specific organizational and operational guidelines.
The open laboratory is a part of the European research infrastructure EuroBioImaging and the national research infrastructure Czech-BioImaging funded by the Czech Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports. Thanks to the involvement of research infrastructures in the project, the laboratory is open to all interested parties from the Czech Republic and abroad (see “Access modes”)
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News
11.03.2025
Hledáme studenta, kterého by bavilo zapojit se do podpůrných činností v oblasti technického a metodického výzkumu při zpracování neurozobrazovacích dat. Jedná se o placenou pozici na částečný…
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19.02.2025
MAFIL Laboratory Program for Brain Awareness Week
CEITEC MU joins the 26th annual Brain Awareness Week festival, taking place from March 10–16, 2025, with the following program: Detailed program hereTýden mozku (Week of the Brain) is…
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05.11.2024
We invite you to join the educational course NeuroImaging: Mapping the Function and Structure of the Brain, which will be held from November 11–13, 2024, at CEITEC Masaryk University.This course is…
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