UEIL Presenting at UFFC-JS 2024!
UEIL Presentations: UFFC-JS 2024
Thursday, September 26th
Location: Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Taipei, Taiwan
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Christina Proestaki: Sparse EWI: Towards an Automated and Real-Time Arrhythmia Mapping Technique
Lecture (Session: D1L-09: Echocardiography) - Room 701 H, 8:30-8:45 -
Fotis Tsitsos: Non-Invasive Gene Delivery to Brain Lymphatic System Using An Imaging Phased Array and Ultra-Short Focused Ultrasound Pulses
Lecture (Session: D1L-04: Drug Delivery) - Room 703, 8:45-9:00 -
Tuhin Roy: A Physics Informed Neural Network Approach for Determining Spatially Varying Arterial Stiffness Using Ultrasound Imaging: FD Simulation and Experimental Plaque Phantom Validation
Lecture (Session: D1L-01: Vascular Elasticity Imaging) - Room 706, 8:45-9:00 -
Parth Gami: Feasibility of Wearable and At-Home Applications of Pulse Wave Imaging: Evaluation of Central Arterial Mechanics Using a Rigid PMUT Array In Vivo
Lecture (Session: D2L-11: Wearable Devices 2) - Room 703, 11:15-11:30 -
Alec Batts (Student award competition): Non-Invasive Adeno-Associated Viral Gene Delivery to the Brain in Non-Human Primates with Cavitation-Guided Focused and Theranostic Ultrasound
Lecture (Session: D3L-02: Cavitation Therapy and Blood Brain Barrier Opening) - Room 701 A, 13:00-13:15 -
Hannah Schleifer: Early Myocardial Infarction Detection in the Emergency Department Using Maximum and Minimum Principal Strain
Lecture (Session: D3L-04: Diagnostic Markers and AI in Mechanical Characterization) - Room 701 C, 13:00-13:15 -
Chunqi Li: Passive Acoustic Synthetic-Aperture Processing Techniques for Cavitation Mapping: From Simulations, Phantoms, and In-Vivo to Clinic
Lecture (Session: D3L-03: Brain Delivery and Cancer Therapy) - Room 701 B, 14:15-14:30 - Seongyeon Kim: Functional Ultrasound (fUS) Reveals Neurovascular Response Coupled with Motor Response Evoked by Focused Ultrasound (FUS) Neuromodulation in Mice - Lecture (Session: B4L-15: Neuromodulation) - Room 507, 17:15-17:30, 09/24/2024
We look forward to sharing our work and discussing these innovations with the community!