This will be a big year for us at the SfN conference ‘Neuroscience 2023’, as we’re launching our new RCA- type probe with a breakthrough
Join us in Rotterdam on 14 September for an ultrasound-focused symposium, featuring our co-founder Dr. Mickaël Tanter as guest speaker.
Iconeus is to contribute to a major project aiming to address challenges in childhood neurodevelopment, led by the Institut Robert-Debré du Cerveau de l’Enfant.
This June, two members of Iconeus are heading to Brisbane, to hear the Australian perspective on neuroscience research at Brain & Brain PET 2023.
On 12 May, we’ll be sponsoring a symposium on understanding the factors that control blood flows in the central nervous system, taking place in Montreal, Canada.
Join us from 26–30 April 2023 in Surf City, California, where we’re sponsoring LEARNMEM 2023 – the International Conference on Learning and Memory.
Aurélia Lefevre, Pharm.D., has recently joined our team to oversee the regulatory and compliance work needed in order for our fUS technologies to be used in the clinic.
From 14–17 March, we’ll be at the European Molecular Imaging Meeting in Salzburg, Austria – drop by our booth to find out what fUS could offer you.
An Iconeus-sponsored webinar on 7 Febuary will uncover how the latest neuroimaging methods can be coupled with fUS to study neurovascular coupling across vigilance states.
Three staff have recently joined us – an Administrative Assistant, Hardware Engineer and Junior Application Specialist. A big welcome to them all!
We’ll be running Iconeus One demos and giving a talk on functional ultrasound at the first ISBUS conference in Pasadena, USA, from 8–11 December.
From 12–16 November this year, the Iconeus team will be heading over to the US to Neuroscience 2022, organized by the Society for Neuroscience (SfN). We look forward to showing you Iconeus One and
talking about how fUS could help your research!
On 20 and 21 October, we’ll be at the 8th European Synapse Meeting in Coimbra, Portugal, and we hope to see you there too.
A new paper in Nature Methods describes how to image brain activity using functional ultrasound localization microscopy, with a resolution of 6.5 µm achieved.
We welcome to Iconeus our newest Application Specialist, Haleh Soleimanzad, who arrives with a valuable combination of expertise in engineering, neuroscience and fUS.
