I hit a milestone today as work continues to get the lab set up and ready to perform experiments here at Lafayette. In this image, a gelatin tissue-mimicking phantom with a hypoechoic cubical inclusion can be seen in B-mode. The inclusion was prepared with a lower concentration of graphite nanopowder so that there would be less acoustic scattering and thus a weaker signal.
Members of the Levy Lab were delighted to (virtually) attend the “First International Workshop on Magnetomotive Ultrasound.” Organized by Prof. Tomas Jansson, the workshop brought together researchers from Lund University in Sweden, the University of Read more
This May, I had the opportunity to participate in the 15th International Conference on the Scientific and Clinical Applications of Magnetic Carriers. This is a highly interdisciplinary meeting which brings together about 200 researchers from Read more
As the term wraps up, research students Juancho Pérez Góngora, Ben Atherton, and Chris Piatnichouk presented their research. Juancho successfully defended his honors thesis titled Incorporating Joule Heating in a Finite Element Analysis Model for Read more