Rosalind Franklin: the Dark Lady of DNA

clinical imaging and the new high field magnets entering clinical practice. Overall, this is a good text for those with a limited physics background who are in need of grounding in MR physics. It will be of benefit to technologists as well as radiology fellows. If read from cover to cover, it will reward the reader with an understanding of the principles underpinning nuclear magnetic resonance. The book will also find use with radiologists in practice as a reference guide and to other non imaging specialists who are involved in image analysis (e.g., neurologists and orthopedic surgeons).