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13:20
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Welcome address for AFPAC delegates
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13:30
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(Invited) Ultrasonic surgery: Using sound to heal
Robin Cleveland, University of Oxford, UK
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14:00
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Transforming ultrasonic sine waves into impulses for biomedical use
David Hutchins, University of Warwick, UK
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14:12
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High frame-rate ultrasound imaging with microbubbles
Mengxing Tang, Imperial College London, UK
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14:24
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Measurement and modelling of high intensity focused ultrasound under clinically relevant conditions
Elly Martin, University College London, UK
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14:36
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Acoustic particle palpation: a novel stress source for imaging tissue elasticity
James Choi, Imperial College London, UK
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14:48
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Sub-optical wavelength acoustic microscopy of live cells
Matt Clark, University of Nottingham, UK
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15:00
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Generation of high-frequency spatially broad ultrasound fields via laser induced thermoelastic expansion of nanocomposites for applications in metrology
Srinath Rajagopal, National Physical Laboratory, UK
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15:12
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Needle Ultrasonics
Mitra Soorani, University of Nottingham, UK
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15:24
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Refreshments
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16:00
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High frequency quantitative ultrasound spectroscopy of excised canine livers and mouse tumours using the structure factor model
Pauline Muleki Seya, LMA – CNRS, Aix-Marseille University, France
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16:12
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Quantitative imaging and measurement uncertainty: a case study in medical ultrasound quality assurance
Trevor Esward, National Physical Laboratory, UK
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16:24
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Geometric distortion of medical ultrasound images
Nick Parker, Newcastle University, UK
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16:36
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Formation of a mechanically fractionated lesion in histotripsy
Ki Joo Pahk, University College London, UK
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16:48
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Phase-insensitive ultrasound computed tomography for the diagnosis of breast disease
Christian Baker, National Physical Laboratory, UK
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17:00
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