1 Research director (professor) CNRS, 1 Researcher (assistant professor) CNRS, 1 Research engineer CNRS, 1 Research engineer UPSaclay, 5 Postdoc fellows, 6 Ph.D students, 2 Masters
Ultrasound imaging
Jean-Luc Gennisson
The core business of the methodological ultrasound developments group is oriented around ultrafast imaging. This technique, born at the end of the 1990s, opens the doors of ultrasound to new quantification methods and to new imaging biomarkers for medical diagnosis.
Ultrasound therapy
Anthony Novell
The group is developing ultrasound tools to help to fight cancer and brain pathologies. Specifically, our team is working on the formulation, characterization and in situ control of sono-sensitive agents to optimize therapies.
Ultrasound Imaging/Therapy combination
Jean-Luc Gennisson/Anthony Novell
Development of ultrasound monitoring methods for the follow-up of ultrasound-induced therapies. These combinations are based on the use of multimodal systems combining ultrasound and another imaging method.
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