On-demand Webinars

Sara Romanzi, Application Specialist, presents “Studying functional connectivity with Functional Ultrasound Imaging: an overview from Iconeus,” highlighting how fUSI reveals brain network dynamics with high spatiotemporal resolution across brain states, disease models, genetics, and pharmacology.

Couldn’t attend the event? Catch up now and discover how functional ultrasound imaging (fUSi) with Iconeus One is transforming the way we explore and understand brain disorders.

“Pioneering real-time whole brain imaging with functional ultrasound for brain disorder and neuropharmacology” — presented by our Application Specialist, Hippolyte de Valmont.

This webinar will explore how fUS and ULM together provide a powerful framework for investigating neurovascular function and microvascular architecture. Applications include task-evoked brain activation, dynamic functional connectivity mapping, and in vivo angiography. We will also discuss ongoing advances such as volumetric (3D) imaging and the use of ULM to visualize functional hyperemia and microvascular remodeling with unprecedented detail.

This webinar highlights the main applications of functional ultrasound (fUS) — from brain activation mapping to connectivity and angiography — showing its value in neuroscience and its clinical potential. It also presents new developments such as 3D whole-brain imaging, ULM for super-resolution, and Iconeus One, the advanced fUS platform for brain research.

Dr. Mickael Tanter, co-founder of Iconeus, presents his work on functional ultrasound (fUS) neuroimaging, highlighting its key features and applications through examples from various neuroscience studies. He also discusses functional ultrasound localization microscopy (fULM) and the translation of preclinical fUS applications to the clinic.

Dr Davide Boido (NeuroSpin; CEA Paris) and Dr Antoine Bergel (McGill University) discuss how the latest multimodal neuroimaging methods can be coupled with fUS to study neurovascular coupling across vigilance states.

Professors Franck Lebrin (Leiden University Medical Center) and Professor Denis Vivien (University of Caen Normandy) discuss in vivo molecular and functional imaging, including ultrasound-based markers, and their application to the study and treatment of neurological disorders, including cerebral hereditary angiopathies and ischemic stroke.

Dr Pierre Pouget (Paris Brain and Spine Institute) and Dr Serge Picaud (INSERM Vision Institute) provide an overview of fUS imaging, and how it can be used to study the brain in behaving non-human primates.

Dr Sophie Pezet (Physics for Medicine Paris) and Dr Benjamin Vidal (Theranexus) discuss the methodology, applications and new possibilities enabled by fUS imaging, with a focus on chronic pain and neuropharmacology research.

Dr Zsolt Lenkei (INSERM Institute of Psychiatry and Neurosciences) and Dr Artem Shatilo (Charles River) discuss how fUS imaging in awake head-fixed mice can help advance basic neuroscience and neurovascular research, as well as preclinical drug discovery.