"Advanced Diffusion Measures from Reduced dMRI Acquisitions" is a comprehensive book that gathers the main works of the group about techniques and methodologies for extracting advanced diffusion metrics from reduced diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (dMRI) acquisitions. This book provides a valuable resource for scientists, researchers, and practitioners in the field of medical imaging and neuroscience. Free download [here].

We are organizing the next ISMRM Iberian Chapter Meeting in Valladolid next July 2023 (3 to 5). The meeting include oral and poster sessions where Chapter members will have the opportunity to present their work. As in the previous years, there will be awards for the best oral and poster presentations. The conference programme will also include time to explore this wonderful city and to network at our social events.

More information available at the conference web page: https://ismrm-iberian.eu/meeting2023.html

The paper entitled "Accurate free-water estimation in white matter from fast diffusion MRI acquisitions using the spherical means technique, Magnetic Resonance in Medicine Vol. 87 (2), Feb 2022" by LPI members Antonio Tristán-Vega, Guillem París, Rodrigo de Luis-García and Santiago Aja-Fernández is officially among the most downloaded papers from magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Method is available as a part of the DMRI-Lab Toolbox for Matlab.

The Minister of Education and Science of Poland, Prof. Przemysław Czarnek, honoured the LPI member Dr Tomasz Pieciak with a departmental distinction for "outstanding contribution to education and upbringing". This award summarises ten years of remarkable assistance to his students and apprentices, including exceptional theses written under his supervision, national and international achievements and popularizing science among young people.

The free-water volume fraction has recently gained tremendous interest in research and clinical communities as it brings information about the cerebrospinal and interstitial fluids in the extracellular space of the white matter of the brain and thus correlates with cognitive performance and various neuropathological processes.