Enabling lucid, time-resolved visualization of physiological dynamics by devising new imaging strategies and signal processing algorithms.
Learn more »Engineering implementation solutions and test methods that are critical to clinical translation of next-generation ultrasound imaging techniques.
Learn more »Honing the therapeutic dimension of ultrasound by making key discoveries on sonoporation biophysics and wave-cell interactions.
Learn more »Developing a proper account on downstream cellular behavior to boost our mechanistic understanding of therapeutic ultrasound.
Learn more »Alfred is honored to be elected a Fellow of the Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC). Many thanks to the Canadian engineering community for their endorsement of Alfred's contributions!
If you wish to engage in the next generation of innovations in ultrasonics, our lab could be a great home for your research training! Please apply by February 1, 2023 for Fall 2023 admission.
Yanyan Tran has receieved a Canada Graduate Scholarship to support the remainder of her MASc studies! Robyn Klassen was also successful in renewing her Ontario Graduate Scholarship for another year. Congratulations!
Alfred is truly humbled to be named a Steacie Fellow by NSERC. It's time to roll up our sleeves to help grow the ultrasound innovation space!!!
Billy Yiu has been promoted to Research Assistant Professor at UW Engineering! LITMUS is now transforming into a multi-PI group. Lots of exciting activities coming up in the lab!
Want to join our fun on designing flow phantoms? We have built walled phantoms of urethra, carotid bifurcation, and vessels with regional stiffness variations, as well as wall-less phantoms with omnidirectional flow and patient-specific geometries.
Our best practices in designing platforms to study the cellular bioeffects of LIPUS and sonoporation have now been published. Feel free to build similar platforms to study bioeffects such as ER stress, morphological repression, and cell-cycle arrest.
Ever wondered if flow instability can be visualized in flow diagnostics? Our new DUBI technique may provide an answer. It can track unstable flow at 10,000 fps. This is another imaging innovation after our previous success with VPI and CESI.
Our 2nd-gen high-frame-rate imaging platform is now ready! This software-based platform, with live imaging functionality that our 1st-gen platform didn't have, was done in collaboration with US4US in Poland. It has uniquely integrated our GPU innovations and our CESI technique.
Our classic work in eigen-based and SVD-based clutter filters has become very hot in ultrasound flow imaging. We have recently devised GPU-based eigen-filter algorithms and have conducted an ROC analysis on these adaptive filters.