QMTI : One and only institute imparting rehabilitative and professional training to disabled soldiers since 1917 in India. Lady Marie Willingdon, wife of then Governor Bombay province Lord Willingdon, conceptualised and established QMTI in Bombay during World War I, aiming at the vocational rehabilitation of disabled soldiers.

Admissions for Training at QMTI. The QMTI provides training to serving armed forces personnel primarily but it also admits trainees from Ex-service personnel and Dependents of Serving and Retired Defence Personals. Serving Disabled Soldiers of Army, Navy, Air force. Army serving Soldiers (without disability) and All Ex-Serviceman.

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Queen Mary's Technical Institute was founded in 1917 in Bombay, India by Lady Marie Willingdon as Queen Mary's Technical School for disabled soldiers. It moved to Pune in 1923. [1]

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Pamphlet of the Queen Mary's Technical Institute for Differently Abled Soldiers (QMTI), Range Hills, Khadki, Pune, Maharashtra, India-411020 (estd 16 May 1917). (Website: https://qmtiindia.org/). Addeddate

2016年2月1日 · Quantitative magnetization transfer imaging (qMTI) increases specificity to macromolecular content in tissue by modeling the exchange process between the liquid and the macromolecular pool. However, its use has been mostly restricted to researchers that have developed these methods, in part due to the need to write complicated in-house software ...

2020年6月1日 · Quantitative magnetization transfer imaging (qMTI) 1 is an efficient technique that is sensitive to the density of the macromolecular protons which are found mainly in white matter myelin.

The QMTI provides training to serving armed forces personnel primarily but it also admits trainees from Ex-service personnel and Dependents. Admission Form is available with Rajya Sainik Board / QMTI. Ex- servicemen may directly approach QMTI for admission along with documents authenticating their service in the Armed Forces.

Quantitative magnetisation transfer imaging (qMTI) is an extension of conventional MT techniques and allows the measurement of parameters that reflect tissue ultrastructure through the properties of macromolecule-bound protons; these include the …