We are excited to announce our latest research paper on nanobubble, and multimodality molecular imaging has been published by Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology. The paper focuses on the photoacoustic enhancement effect of nanobubbles, offering potential advancements in photoacoustic molecular imaging. We are incredibly proud of the contributions and accomplishments of our graduate student Shensheng Zhao and undergraduate student Leanne Lee in advancing this research. Once again, congratulations to Shensheng Zhao and Leanne Lee!
We are very excited for our new graduate student Junxi Yi to join our lab! Junxi, welcome aboard!
Our paper on “ultra-high-frequency-radio-frequency-acoustic molecular imaging with saline nanodroplets in living subjects” has been accepted for publication in Nature Nanotechnology.
We have opening positions!
We currently have one position opening. All applicants should have a Ph.D. and/or MD as well as peer-reviewed publications in internationally recognized journals. Candidates with a strong background in electrical engineering, biomedical engineering, radiology, optics, biology, or nanotechnology are encouraged to apply.
We are actively looking for exceptionally qualified graduate students with a background in Electrical Engineering, Bio-engineering, Biology, Applied Physics, or Material Science to join our lab.
We welcome UIUC undergraduates who are interested in gaining research experience in the areas of medical imaging, nanotechnology, diagnostic devices. Please note that we generally discourage short-term projects (single semester) since there is a significant amount of training required prior to participating in one of our research programs. Students, who are interested in long-term (one year or more) intensive research projects, are encouraged to contact Prof. Yun-Sheng Chen.