We’re delighted to welcome Luc Eglin to Iconeus, who as our new Senior Signal Processing Engineer offers us extensive expertise in fUS image processing and software development.
In a paper published in Nature Communications, we describe how fUS can overcome the difficulties of using existing tools such as fMRI to image the brains of newborns.
We present simple, reliable and robust protocols for whole-brain fUS imaging in anesthetized and awake mice using our Iconeus One platform.
Functional ultrasound is now validated for neuropharmacological studies in rats and mice, so helping to improve understanding of the mechanism of action of drugs in the brain.
We’re exhibiting our latest innovations at the FENS 2020 Virtual Forum from 11 July to 15 July! Stop by and visit our virtual booth to learn more about imaging using the Iconeus One system.
Three articles authored by Iconeus founders report major advances in both the fundamental aspect of the fUS method and its applications for preclinical research.
The Allen Mouse Brain Reference Atlas is now an integral part of the Iconeus One system, allowing customers to precisely compare and correlate 3D brain data.
What’s the current state of 3D fUS… and is 4D fUS round the corner? Read the views of two fUS experts, Prof. Mickael Tanter and Dr. Bruno Osmanski.
Iconeus has joined an EU-funded project to develop a regenerative stem cell therapy to repair the brain damage sometimes caused by premature birth.
Iconeus sponsored and participated in the first workshop “Functional Ultrasound Imaging of the Brain” workshop, held in Corsica on 28 October 2019.
