Bruce Lab

I'm Matthew Bruce.

I worked a number of years at Philips Ultrasound and then Supersonic Imagine in the south of France (Provence) and now at CIMU in the Applied Physics Laboratory here at the University of Washington.

It is an exciting time to be working in ultrasound with advances in hardware, computing, and transducers enabling the expansion of ultrasound capabilities and applications from patient and personal monitoring, to handheld ultraportable systems, and to new tools and modalities on premium level systems.

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Collaborations: Hofstetter Neuroscience Lab, UW Radiology.

Jonah Harmon

Post-Doc, PhD in Bioengineering University of Tulane.

High frequency and high frame rate imaging of blood flow.

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Ryan Hammond.

MS in Bioengineering University of Washington.

Topic: Removal of off-axis clutter with high-frame rate plane wave acquisitions.

Interning at Sonosite.

Ming Xin

BS in Bioengineering University of Washington

Topic: High frequency ultrasound imaging of blood flow.

Working at Microsoft.

Brian Nguyen

BS in Electrical Engineering University of Washington

Signal processing and algorithm development for image reconstructions.

Interning at Philips Medical Systems..

Alex Hannah

Past Post-doc, PhD in Bioengineering University of Texas

Ultrasound imaging of microbubbles.

Working at Adaptive Biotechnologies Corp.

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