Nick Bottenus

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University of Colorado Boulder

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Nick Bottenus is an Assistant Professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, USA. His research focuses on ultrasound imaging, shear wave elasticity measurements, and the application of microrobots in drug delivery. Recent publications include investigations into the impact of imaging through body walls and the characterization of microbubbles using focused ultrasound.

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Optically tracked freehand swept synthetic aperture ultrasound

Open Date: 2021-08-01

Close Date: 2023-05-31

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MARK BORDEN

University of Colorado Boulder

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Jeremy Dahl

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Stanford University

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Implementation of Constrained Swept Synthetic Aperture Using a Mechanical Fixture

QUANTIFYING THE IMPACT OF IMAGING THROUGH BODY WALLS ON SHEAR WAVE ELASTICITY MEASUREMENTS

Bubble-Based Microrobots with Rapid Circular Motions for Epithelial Pinning and Drug Delivery

Comparison of Spatial Encodings for Ultrasound Imaging

Implementation of Constrained Swept Synthetic Aperture Using a Mechanical Fixture

Correction: Martinez et al. Cavitation Characterization of Size-Isolated Microbubbles in a Vessel Phantom Using Focused Ultrasound. <i>Pharmaceutics</i> 2022, <i>14</i>, 1925

Cavitation Characterization of Size-Isolated Microbubbles in a Vessel Phantom Using Focused Ultrasound (vol 14, 1925, 2022)

Cavitation Characterization of Size-Isolated Microbubbles in a Vessel Phantom Using Focused Ultrasound

Cavitation Characterization of Size-Isolated Microbubbles in a Vessel Phantom Using Focused Ultrasound

SPATIAL COHERENCE IN MEDICAL ULTRASOUND: A REVIEW

Enhanced visibility through microbubble-induced photoacoustic fluctuation imaging

OCCULT REGIONS OF SUPPRESSED COHERENCE IN LIVER B-MODE IMAGES

Reverberation Clutter Suppression Using 2-D Spatial Coherence Analysis

Ultrasound Lesion Detectability as a Distance Between Probability Measures

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