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Interested in joining the lab?

We are a technology development lab; our primary focus is developing systems for image acquisition and formation. We are also interested in developing new functional imaging techniques. If you like working with signals, writing code, building and testing devices, or working at the interface between hardware and software, this lab could be a fit for you.

If you are interested in joining this lab and planning to apply to a graduate program to begin in Fall 2021 (BME, BioE, or ECE), please mention Dr. Lindsey’s name in your application.

All lab members will receive mentoring in experimental design, documentation, analysis, scientific communication (written and oral), and fundamentals of acoustics, ultrasound systems, transducers, and contrast agents.  There is a strong emphasis on developing technologies that solve clinical challenges, although we do engineering research, not clinical research.  Research is a collaboration—we must understand the problems we are trying to solve first and must apply sound engineering techniques, but each individual’s unique ideas, experiences, interests, and strengths will contribute to the research solutions that are ultimately developed in response to the problems.  We want you to work on things that you find engaging, and we want to help you get to where you want to go professionally and personally!

News

3D imaging of blood flow in patient‐specific 3D bioprinted models paper acceptance

December 4, 2020

Our work on characterizing 3D blood flow dynamics in the developing human heart in collaboration with the Serpooshan Lab at Emory was recently accepted for publication in Advanced Healthcare Materials. Congratulations to Bowen and Amanda!

IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering paper acceptance

November 26, 2020

Congratulations to Graham Collins!  Graham’s paper describing the development of a sub-millimeter vascular robotic guidewire ultrasound imaging system in collaboration with Achraj Sarma from Prof. Jaydev Desai’s lab was recently accepted for publication in IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering.  We thank all of our collaborators and co-authors who made this exciting work possible, especially Achraj, […]

2020 International Ultrasonics Symposium proceedings papers available

November 21, 2020

Our proceedings papers describing new work recently presented at the 2020 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium are now available online: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/conhome/9251288/proceeding?searchWithin=Lindsey  

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