Sebastian Kozerke’s research interests include Magnetic Resonance imaging methodology with focus on ultra-fast dynamic imaging of perfusion, function and cardiac mechanics. A number of contributions to the field of k-t undersampling and parallel imaging methods have permitted important advances in spatiotemporal resolution and scanning speed for various applications. Other fields of activity concern probing of microstructure of moving organs using diffusion imaging methods. Recent research work also includes real-time imaging of substrate metabolism using dynamic nuclear polarization techniques.