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Signe Grann Hansen,Troels Skrydstrup challenge problems that arise in metabolic imaging with hyperpolarized substrates: the design of optimal substrate injection profiles, the design of optimal flip angle sequences, and the constrained estimation of metabolism maps from experimental data. We describe the current state of research on e