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Our laboratory develops ultrasonic beamforming and imaging methods. Our current focus is on beamforming methods that are capable of generating high-quality images in the difficult-to-image patient population. Examples of these methods include sound speed estimation, aberration correction, and reverberation noise suppression. We also attempt to build these imaging methods into real-time imaging systems in order to apply them to clinical settings. Other projects in our laboratory include the development of ultrasound molecular imaging. In ultrasound molecular imaging, we are developing microbubbles targeting disease-specific biomarkers, such as B7-H3 and PD-L1, and are developing real-time, non-destructive ultrasound molecular imaging modalities to use with these targeted microbubbles. We frequently collaborate with other laboratories employing therapeutic ultrasound by developing ultrasound systems and imaging methods to support these projects.
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