We believe that high-quality healthcare technologies should be equitable and widely accessible. Ultrasound is growing rapidly as a diagnostic and therapeutic modality due to its low cost, non-ionizing nature, and portability, and has the potential to significantly impact healthcare delivery. The Medical Ultrasound Engineering (MUSE) Lab at IIT Gandhinagar aims to develop and translate innovative ultrasound-based techniques to aid in the diagnosis, treatment, and management of diseases. Research efforts are multidisciplinary and are grounded in principles of biomedical engineering, imaging, acoustics, signal processing, and instrumentation.
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* Latest News and Events *
Congratulations to Prof. Karla and Prof. Himanshu on
their promotion to Associate Professor!
MUSE Lab members participated in the IEEE Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control (UFFC) Joint Symposium in Taipei, Taiwan 23rd-26th September 2024.
Abhinav Singh, Akash Chandra, and Jagruti Patil showcased their PhD work at this international platform. Prof. Karla conducted the Reviewer Training workshop for the journal IEEE Transactions in Ultrsonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control, and co-chaired a session .
Many congratulations to Sapna Bisht for defending her PhD thesis on 18th September 2024!
Sapna also presented the last aim of her thesis at the International Tissue Elasticity Conference (ITEC) in Lyon, France in October 2024.
The 1st IEEE South Asian Ultrasonics Symposium (SAUS) at IIT Gandhinagar was a great success! Thanks to the participants for joining us and supporting this inaugural event.
MUSE Lab members attended the International Symposium on Therapeutic Ultrasound (ISTU) in Taipei, Taiwan from 19th-22nd September 2024.
Ruchika Dhawan, Mihir Agarwal, and Prof. Himanshu presented their work on ultrasound super-resolution imaging, streak artifact suppression in ultrasound images using deep learning techniques, and passive cavitation imaging.
MUSE Lab members participated in the Deep Learning and Medical Imaging Summer School at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kharagpur from 8th-13th July 2024.
Prof. Himanshu gave 2 lectures on ultrasound imaging. Akash Chandra, a PhD candidate, and Abhishek Dharvia, an MTech student, participated in the workshop.
Many congratulations to Akash for winning 1st prize in the poster competition!
Profs. Karla and Himanshu are co-teaching a 30-hour MOOC titled “Biomedical Ultrasound: Fundamentals of Imaging and Micromachined Transducers” with Prof. Hardik Pandya from IISc Bangalore. This course is a part of the National Program on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) and is available freely to audit by anyone in the world. Students from India are welcome to credit the course, if they prefer, by appearing for in-person exams. Check out the course website (link here)!
