Meng-Xing Tang

Professor of Biomedical Imaging

Imperial College London

United Kingdom

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Professor Meng-Xing Tang is a faculty member in the Department of Biomedical Imaging at Imperial College London, United Kingdom. His research focuses on advanced ultrasound imaging techniques, including super-resolution ultrasound, wearable ultrasound systems, and photoacoustic imaging. Recent articles authored by Professor Tang highlight innovations in ultrasound technology for medical applications and human-machine interfaces.

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Marc Fournelle

Fraunhofer Institute for Biomedical Engineering

GERMANY

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Broad Elevation Projection Super-Resolution Ultrasound (BEP-SRUS) Imaging With a 1-D Unfocused Linear Array.

High Performance Wearable Ultrasound as a Human-Machine Interface for Wrist and Hand Kinematic Tracking.

Acceleration-Based Kalman Tracking for Super-Resolution Ultrasound Imaging In Vivo.

Accurate Identification of Motoneuron Discharges from Ultrasound Images Across the Full Muscle Cross-Section.

3D Acoustic Wave Sparsely Activated Localization Microscopy With Phase Change Contrast Agents.

A Theragnostic HIFU Transducer and System for Inherently Registered Imaging and Therapy.

Tailored photoacoustic apertures with superimposed optical holograms.

Non-Linearity in Motor Unit Velocity Twitch Dynamics: Implications for Ultrafast Ultrasound Source Separation.

Fast 3D Super-Resolution Ultrasound With Adaptive Weight-Based Beamforming.

Corrigendum to Stride: A flexible software platform for high-performance ultrasound computed tomography Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine 221 (2022) 106855.

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Marc Fournelle

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