Brainreader A/S

03/12/2026

Medical imaging technologies like MRI allow physicians to visualize the brain in extraordinary detail. Today, quantitative imaging tools are helping clinicians measure brain structures and better understand neurological conditions.

Learn More: https://www.brainreader.net/neuroreader

03/09/2026

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month

Brain MRI provides detailed images of the brain, but modern imaging tools can now do even more.

Quantitative MRI analysis allows clinicians to measure brain structures and monitor structural changes over time.

Throughout March we’ll be sharing insights about advances in brain imaging and neuroimaging technology.

02/24/2026

Imaging centers are increasingly exploring how to incorporate brain volumetric analysis into routine MRI workflows.

The good news? It can be integrated directly into existing PACS systems, without major disruption.

Our latest blog walks through:
• Integration considerations
• Security & compliance
• Workflow automation
• Report turnaround times

Read more here: https://www.brainreader.net/blog/blog-1/brain-volumetric-analysis-pacs-integration-47

Learn how to integrate automated brain volumetric analysis into your existing PACS workflow. Improve MRI efficiency, reporting speed, and diagnostic confidence.

02/19/2026

In 2017, long before quantitative neuroimaging became mainstream, our CMO Dr. Cyrus A. Raji, MD, PhD presented “Brain Health and Imaging” at the Smart Life Forum.

His message was simple but powerful:
Brain volume is a vital sign.

Reductions in brain volume are linked to Alzheimer’s disease, depression, and traumatic brain injury, and his research shows lifestyle choices can influence brain structure over time.

Quantitative volumetrics isn’t just about diagnosis.
It’s about prevention and preserving brain health.

Watch the full presentation here: https://youtu.be/IZwbOR2PXKM?si=7feZuVex_lt4ZTtg

“Brain Health and Imaging” is a presentation by Cyrus A. Raji, MD, PhD that took place on June 15, 2017 at the Silicon Valley Health Institute.The Smart LI...

02/10/2026

📣 Now Hiring: Key Account Manager – Medical Imaging / Radiology AI (Western U.S.)

Brainreader is growing fast, and we’re looking for an experienced medical imaging sales professional to lead and expand our Western U.S. territory.

This role is ideal if you have:
• 3–5 years of medical or imaging sales experience
• Familiarity with MRI, PACS, and radiology workflows
• A strong track record of expanding accounts and closing new business

You’ll represent Neuroreader®, an FDA-cleared AI platform delivering automated brain volumetric reports already used in clinical practice today.

Additional Information
✅ Remote role
✅ Competitive compensation + benefits
✅ High-impact, high-growth opportunity

If you’re ready to sell meaningful technology that improves patient care, apply now. https://www.brainreader.net/jobs/key-account-manager-medical-imaging-radiology-ai-sales-remote-u-s-territory-western-31

Brainreader is transforming brain MRI analysis with advanced AI and quantitative imaging. Explore open roles, learn about our culture, and submit your resume to join a fast-growing medical technology team.

02/10/2026

📣 Now Hiring: Key Account Manager – Medical Imaging / Radiology AI (Eastern U.S.)

Brainreader is growing fast, and we’re looking for an experienced medical imaging sales professional to lead and expand our Eastern U.S. territory.

This role is ideal if you have:
• 3–5 years of medical or imaging sales experience
• Familiarity with MRI, PACS, and clinical workflows
• A track record of expanding accounts and closing new business

You’ll represent Neuroreader®, an FDA-cleared AI platform that delivers automated brain volumetric reports already used by clinicians today.

Additional Information
✅ Remote role
✅ Competitive compensation + benefits
✅ High-impact, high-growth opportunity

If you’re ready to sell meaningful technology that improves patient care, apply now. https://www.brainreader.net/jobs/key-account-manager-medical-imaging-radiology-ai-sales-remote-u-s-territory-eastern-30?utm_campaign=Job+Campaign&utm_medium=Website&utm_source=LinkedIn

Brainreader is transforming brain MRI analysis with advanced AI and quantitative imaging. Explore open roles, learn about our culture, and submit your resume to join a fast-growing medical technology team.

02/06/2026

❤️🧠 Friday brain-and-heart check-in

During Heart Health Awareness Month, it’s worth remembering that heart health and brain health are closely connected.

Research shared recently in the Washington Post suggests that midlife factors like high blood pressure and weight can influence brain health years down the road.

Experts such as Cyrus A. Raji, MD, PhD, point to the importance of understanding subtle brain changes early, using objective imaging tools alongside routine MRI.

A small reminder as the week wraps up: taking care of your heart today may benefit your brain for years to come.
❤️https://www.brainreader.net/🧠

02/04/2026

❤️ Heart Health Awareness Month reminder:
Your heart and brain are more connected than you might think.

Recent research shows that conditions like high blood pressure and obesity in midlife can increase the risk of dementia years later, long before memory symptoms appear.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2026/01/22/dementia-obesity-blood-pressure-science/

That’s why protecting heart health today may also help protect brain health tomorrow.

MRI scans already provide powerful insight into brain structure. When paired with objective volumetric analysis, clinicians can better understand subtle changes and monitor brain health over time.

🧠💙 Early awareness matters.

Learn how Neuroreader® helps turn routine brain MRI into measurable insight. https://www.brainreader.net/neuroreader-sample-report

European researchers trace a path that shows how high blood pressure caused by excess weight could be the link to certain cognitive brain disease.

01/27/2026

How objective data is changing brain MRI.

Traditional MRI interpretation relies heavily on human judgment, which can lead to variability and missed early changes.

Automated volumetric MRI adds objective measurements, helping clinicians see more, earlier, and with greater confidence.

Read the full blog: https://www.brainreader.net/blog/blog-1/from-subjective-to-objective-how-volumetric-mri-changes-brain-imaging-8

Discover how automated volumetric MRI shifts brain imaging from subjective interpretation to objective, measurable data. Learn how quantitative MRI improves diagnostic confidence, consistency, early detection, and workflow efficiency in radiology and neurology.

01/22/2026

“MRI with volumetric quantification afforded by Neuroreader® is essential to characterizing neurodegeneration.” — Cyrus A. Raji, MD, PhD

As innovations in Alzheimer’s therapy and diagnostics accelerate, objective brain structure measurement is becoming increasingly important to understanding brain health.

See the impact firsthand by requesting a Neuroreader® sample report to understand how volumetric MRI adds objective, clinically meaningful insight beyond visual assessment alone.
https://www.brainreader.net/neuroreader-sample-report

01/20/2026

Winter sports are a leading cause of traumatic brain injury (TBI).

Falls and collisions from skiing, snowboarding, ice hockey, and snowmobiling account for thousands of TBIs each winter. While symptoms may resolve, structural brain changes can persist and may not be fully captured through visual MRI review alone.

MRI volumetric quantification provides objective insight into brain structure, helping clinicians better understand brain changes in individuals with a history of TBI and cognitive impairment.

Learn more in our blog:
MRI Volumetric Quantification in Persons with a History of Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Cognitive Impairment
https://lnkd.in/eYMyfTzS

01/16/2026

Dr. Cyrus A. Raji, Brainreader’s new Chief Medical Officer, is a tenured Associate Professor of Radiology and Neurology and an internationally cited researcher in quantitative MRI.

✔️ 100+ peer-reviewed publications
✔️ 7,000+ citations
✔️ NIH-funded investigator
✔️ 2025 Mark A. Smith Alzheimer Award recipient

We’re honored to have his expertise guiding our clinical strategy.
https://www.brainreader.net/blog/news-2/brainreader-appoints-cyrus-a-raji-md-phd-as-chief-medical-officer-46