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Biomedical Acoustics Technical Committee |
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| Meeting notes | Poster competition | Student resources | General resources |
The Biomedical Acoustics Student Poster Competition (also known as the Student Paper Award) was established by the Technical Committee in 2006 to acknowledge high-quality scientific presentations by students doing research in Biomedical Acoustics. The competition also serves as an opportunity for young acousticians to network. Currently, student members of the BATC are eligible to enter the competition, which consists of a two-hour poster session judged by members of BATC. Winners are selected based on a student’s (a) conception, execution, and analysis of the study, (b) ability to present and defend the material, and (c) understanding of how the research fits into the broader scientific context of the BATC. Winners receive a cash award.
| 2000 | Atlanta | |
| 1st: Constantin C. Coussios, Cambridge University Advisor: John Ffowcs Williams |
Ultrasonic scattering from blood as a means of measuring hemolysis | |
| 2nd: Xufeng Xi, Duke University Advisor: Pei Zhong |
Dynamic photorealistic study of the transient stress fields in solids during shock wave lithotripsy | |
| 3rd: Dahlia Sokolov, University of Washington Advisor: Lawrence Crum |
Bubble translation due to radiation force in SWL | |
| 3rd: Mark Haun, University of Illinois Advisor: William O’Brien |
Efficient three-dimensional cylindrical-geometry ultrasound imaging | |
| 2001 | Chicago | |
| 1st: Oliver Kripfgans, University of Michigan Advisor: Brian Fowlkes |
Acoustic vaporization of single droplets | |
| 2nd: Sandra Poliachik, University of Washington Advisor: Wayne Chandler |
Role of high intensity focused ultrasound induced cavitation on platelet activation | |
| 3rd: Mark Haun, University of Illinois Advisor: William O’Brien |
Efficient three-dimensional cylindrical-geometry ultrasound imaging | |
| 2002 | Pittsburgh | |
| 1st: Stanley Samuel, University of Michigan Advisor: Charles Meyer |
A robust roughness quantification technique using a standard imaging array transducer | |
| 2nd: Yufeng Zhou, Duke University Advisor: Pei Zhong |
Reduction of tissue injury without compromising stone comminution in shock wave lithotripsy | |
| 2002 | Cancun | |
| 1st: Parag Chitnis, Boston University Advisor: Robin Cleveland |
Comparison of the cavitation fields of an electromagnetic and electrohydraulic lithotripter | |
| 2nd: Javier van Cauwelaert, Boston University Advisor: Robin Cleveland |
Progress of crack formation in artificial kidney stones subject to shock waves | |
| 2003 | Nashville | |
| 1st: Ajay Anand, University of Washington Advisor: Peter J. Kaczkowski |
Monitoring evolution of HIFU-induced lesions with backscattered ultrasound | |
| 2nd: Yuan Jing, Boston University Advisor: Robin Cleveland |
Effect of aberration on the acoustic field in tissue harmonic imaging (THI) | |
| 2004 | New York City | |
| 1st: Paolo Zanetti, Boston University Advisor: Ronald Roy |
Signal-to-noise ratio and attenuation of Optison microbubbles in blood as a function of imaging frequency | |
| 2nd: Jeremy Bercoff, Laboratorie Ondes et Acoustique Advisor: Mathais Fink |
Studying viscoelasticty in soft tissue with supersonic shear imaging | |
| 2005 | Vancouver | |
| 1st: Adam Maxwell, University of Washington Advisor: Lawrence Crum |
A mechanistic analysis of stone comminution in lithotripsy | |
| 2nd: Parag Chitnis, Boston University Advisor: Robin Cleveland |
Secondary shock wave emissions from cavitation in lithotripsy | |
| HM: Wayne Kreider, University of Washington Advisor: Lawrence Crum |
Modeling of initial bubble growth rates during high-intensity focused ultrasound | |
| HM: Heather Argadine, Mayo Clinic Advisor: Mark Bolander |
1 kHz vibration increases proteoglycan production in ATDC5 chondrocytes | |
| 2006 | Providence | |
| 1st: Jamie Collin, Oxford University Advisor: Constantin Coussios |
Interpreting passive cavitation detection signals during high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) | |
| 2nd: Matthew Urban, Mayo Clinic Advisor: James Greenleaf |
Motion detection for vibe-acoustography | |
| 2007 | Salt Lake City | |
| 1st: Matthew Urban, Mayo Clinic Advisor: James Greenleaf |
Harmonic motion detection in a vibrating scattering medium | |
| 2nd: Jose Sanchez, University of Illinois Advisor: Michael Oelze |
An ultrasonic imaging speckle suppression technique by means of frequency compounding and coded excitation | |
| 2008 | Paris | |
| 1st: Moire Smith, Cambridge University Advisor: Nigel Slater |
The effect of HIFU on pH responsive PEGylated Micelles | |
| 2nd: Todd Hay, University of Texas Advisor: Mark Hamilton |
Frequency response of bubble pulsation in tubes with arbitrary wall impedance | |
| 3rd: Dorothée Bossis, Université Pierre et Marie Curie France Advisor: Pascal Laugier |
1 kHz sound stimulates nitric oxide and prostaglandin E2 production by rat mesenchymal stem cells | |
| 2009 | Portland | |
| 1st: Kelly Garvin, University of Rochester Advisors: Diane Dalecki & Denise Hocking |
Ultrasound standing wave fields control the spatial distribution of cells and protein in three-dimensional engineered tissue | |
| 2010 | Baltimore | |
| 1st: Kelly Garvin, University of Rochester Advisors: Diane Dalecki & Denise Hocking |
Ultrasound standing wave fields induce endothelial cell sprouting within three-dimensional engineered tissue | |
| 2nd: Christian Anderson, Washington University in St. Louis Advisor: James Miller |
Comparison of conventional ultrasonic phase velocity and attenuation measurements of cancellous bone to estimates obtained using Bayesian probability theory | |
| 2011 | Seattle | |
| 1st: Peng Zhang, Boston University Advisor: Tyrone Porter |
The application of phase-shift nano emulsion in high intensity focused ultrasound-mediated heating and its potential in monitoring lesion formation | |
| 2nd: Himanshu Shekhar, University of Rochester Advisor: Marvin Doyle |
TA coded excitation technique for the functional imaging of coronary atherosclerosis using ultrasound contrast agents | |
| 3rd: Pavlos Anastasiadis, University of Hawaii Advisor: John Allen |
Ultrasound-induced permeability variations in cell gap junctions for drug delivery | |
| 2012 | Kansas City | |
| 1st: Kirthi Radhakrishnan, University of Cincinnati Advisor: Christy K. Holland |
Pulse duration dependence of cavitation emissions and loss of echogenicity from ultrasound contrast agents insonified by Doppler pulses | |
| 2nd: Kun Jia, Zhejiang University Advisor: Keji Yang |
Compound manipulation of micro-particles using a single device: Ultrasonic trapping, transporting, and rotating | |
| 3rd: Karla P. Mercado, University of Rochester Advisor: Diane Dalecki |
Parametric imaging of three-dimensional engineered tissue constructs using high-frequency ultrasound | |
| 2013 | Montreal | |
| 1st: Amin Jafari Sojahrood, Ryerson University Advisor: Michael Kolios |
Bifurcation structure of the ultrasonically excited microbubbles undergoing buckling and rupture | |
| 2nd: Pol Grasland-Mongrain, Inserm Advisor: Cyril Lyfon |
Electromagnetic hydrophone for high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) measurement | |
| 3rd: Matthew Adams, Boston University Advisor: Ronald Roy |
Improving the acousto-optic detection of high-intensity focused ultrasound lesions | |
| 2014 | Providence | |
| 1st: Himanshu Shekhar, University of Rochester Advisor: Marvin Doyle |
Nonlinear intravascular ultrasound contrast imaging with a modified clinical system | |
| 2nd: Karla P. Mercado, University of Rochester Advisor: Diane Dalecki |
Characterizing collagen microstructure using high frequency ultrasound | |
| 3rd: Tom Kokhuis, Erasmus Medical Center Advisor: Nico de Jong |
StemBells: Localized stem cell delivery using targeted microbubbles and acoustic radiation force | |
| 2015 | Pittsburgh | |
| 1st: Jonathan Langdon, University of Rochester Advisor: Stephen McAleavey |
Compensating for Scholte waves in single track location shear wave elasticity imaging | |
| 2nd: Erasmia Lyka, Oxford University Advisor: Constantin C. Coussios |
A sum-of-harmonics time-domain method to distinguish harmonic and broadband signals during passive acoustic mapping of ultrasound therapies | |
| 3rd: Lauren Mancia, University of Michigan Advisor: Eric Johnsen |
Stress and strain fields produced by violent bubble collapse | |
| 2016 | Salt Lake City | |
| 1st: Harriet Lea-Banks, Oxford University Advisor: Constantin Coussios, Eleanor Stride |
Ultrasound-mediated transport of nanoparticles and the influence of particle density | |
| 2nd: Amin JafariSojahrood Advisor: Michael Kolios |
Development of a nonlinear model for the pressure dependent attenuation and sound speed in a bubbly liquid and its experimental validation | |
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3rd: (3-way tie) Shenwen Huang, University of Cincinnati Advisor: Christy Holland Sanjay Yengul, Boston Univ., Harvard Univ. Advisor: Paul Barbone, Bruno Madore Alec Hughes, University of Toronto Advisor: Kullervo Hynynen |
Lytic efficacy of tissue plasminogen activator and ultrasound in porcine clots doped with barium sulfate in vitro Towards validation of shear wave elastography using vibration rheometry in soft gels Phased array techniques for multiple focus synthesis in transcranial focused ultrasound |
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| 2017 | Boston | |
| 1st: Ying Zhang, Duke University Advisor: Pei Zhong |
Interaction between lithotripsy-induced surface acoustic waves and pre-existing cracks | |
| 2nd: Clair Rabut, Inserm Institute Advisor: Mickael Tanter |
Full 3D dynamic functional ultrasound imaging of neuronal activity in mice | |
| 3rd: Natalia Ilyina, KU Leuven Advisor: Jan D’hooge |
Model-based ultrasound attenuation estimation
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| 2018 | Minneapolis | |
| 1st: Dezhuang Ye Advisor: Hong Chen |
Intranasal Administration of Temozolomide Combined with Focused Ultrasound to Enhance the Survival of Mice with Glioma (A Pilot Study) | |
| 2nd: Parker O’Brien Advisor: Emad Ebbini |
Broadband Transskull Multi-focus Wavefront Synthesis | |
| 3rd: Tho Tran Advisor: Lawrence Le |
A nonlinear grid-search inversion for cortical bone thickness and ultrasonic velocities
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| 2019 | Louisville | |
| 1st: Billy Yiu, University of Waterloo Advisor: Alfred Yu |
Live Color Encoded Speckle Imaging Platform for Real-Time Complex Flow Visualization In Vivo | |
| 2nd: Frederick Damen, Purdue University Advisor: Craig Goergen |
Spatial Analysis of Cardiac Strain Using High-Frequency Four-Dimensional Ultrasound in Mice | |
| 3rd: Joseph Majdi, George Mason University Advisor: Siddartha Sikdar |
Tissue Doppler Imaging To Detect Muscle Fatigue
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| 2021 | Seattle |
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1st: Junqin Chen, Duke University Advisor: Pei Zhong |
Cavitation is the primary mechanism for stone dusting in holmium: YAG laser lithotripsy
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2nd: Christopher Pacia, Washington University in St. Louis Advisor: Hong Chen |
Sonobiopsy increases release of circulating tumor DNA for sensitive molecular diagnosis of glioblastoma
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3rd: Ekaterina Ponomarchuk, Moscow State University Advisor: Vera Khokhlova |
Elastic properties of human hematoma model and its sensitivity to histotripsy liquefaction
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| 2022 | Denver |
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1st: Veerle Brans, University of Oxford Advisor: Eleanor Stride |
Exploration of ultrasound-mediated microbubble-cell membrane interactions using novel protein-loaded microbubbles and their role in immunomodulation
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2nd: Grace Conway, University of Pittsburgh Advisor: Flordeliza Villanueva |
Ultrasound-targeted microbubble cavitation increases paracellular gaps in an in vitro blood brain barrier model
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3rd: (2-way tie) Molly Smallcomb, Pennsylvania State University Advisor: Julianna Simon Oliver Pattinson, University of Southamptom Advisor: Nick Evans, Dario Carugo |
Comparison between focused ultrasound and dry needling treatments in a murine Achilles tendinopathy model
Ultra-High Speed Quantification of Cell Strain During Cell-Microbubble Interactions
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Audience Choice: Audrey Evans, University of Wisconsin Advisor: Chu Ma, Susan Hagness |
The evolution of microwave-induced thermoacoustic signal characteristics generated during pulsed microwave ablation
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| 2024 | Ottawa |
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1st: Kamso Onyemeh, Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences Advisor: Mark Burgess |
Active targeting of nanotherapeutics using power cavitation imaging with a linear array transducer
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2nd: (3-way tie) Dingyue Zhang, Washington University in St. Louis Advisor: Hong Chen Elahe Memari, Concordia University Advisor: Brandon Helfield Hongchen Li, Erasmus MC Advisor: Klazina Kooiman |
Evaluaton of sonobiopsy feasibility and safety in a mouse model of diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma
The role of fluid flow patterns in microbubble-mediated endothelial cell membrane permeabilization
Microstreaming profile of a phospholipid-coated wall-attached microbubble undergoing shape oscillation
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Audience Choice: Kyle Hazel, Concordia University Advisor: Brandon Helfield |
Focused ultrasound-guided delivery of gene editing protein in human induced pluripotent stem cells
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