Paul Meaney

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Dartmouth College

United States

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Professor Paul Meaney is a faculty member at Dartmouth College in the United States. His research focuses on microwave medical imaging and related technologies, including real-time scanning, body composition assessment, and tomographic applications. He has published numerous articles on topics such as 3D sensitivity mapping, machine learning in microwave diagnostics, and the impact of skin on microwave tomography.

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Keith Paulsen

Dartmouth College

UNITED STATES

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Andreas Fhager

Associate Professor at Chalmers University of Technology

Chalmers University of Technology

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Jan A Ten Bosch

Maastricht University Medical Centre

NETHERLANDS

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Helena Brisby

University of Gothenburg

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Real-Time Microwave Medical Scanning [Application Notes]

3D Sensitivity Zone Mapping in a Multi-Static, Microwave Breast Imaging Configuration

Machine Learning-Powered Microwave Device for Local Body Composition Assessment

Microwave Vertebrae Strength Probe Development: Robust and Fast Phase Unwrapping Technique

Transmission-Based Vertebrae Strength Probe Development: Far Field Probe Property Extraction and Integrated Machine Vision Distance Validation Experiments

Impact of Skin on Microwave Tomography in the Lossy Coupling Medium

Open-Ended Transmission Coaxial Probes for Sarcopenia Assessment

Expansion of the Nodal-Adjoint Method for Simple and Efficient Computation of the 2D Tomographic Imaging Jacobian Matrix

Low Cost, High Performance, 16-Channel Microwave Measurement System for Tomographic Applications

Comments on “Investigation of Histology Region Dielectric Measurements of Heterogeneous Tissues

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Keith Paulsen

Andreas Fhager

Jan A Ten Bosch

Helena Brisby

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