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Please don’t forget to register for this meeting, if you wish to attend only the ThUNDDAR meeting the cost is £45 and can be booked as a separate registration to Ultrasound 2019 on page 3, step 3 of the Ultrasound 2019 booking form. https://www.bmus.org/meeting-booking/ultrasound-2019/ The programme for the ThUNDDAR meeting can be viewed below. Please note : Lunch and refreshments will
Deadline: October 31st 2019 Dear ThUNDDAR friends, This is a first call for contributions to the ThUNDDAR/THUGs day at the BMUS meeting in Harrogate this year. We are again combining with Carmel Moran’s ‘New technologies for clinical & pre-clinical research’ sessions, and so it should be a really exciting meeting.
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Deadline: November 16th 2018 Dear ThUNDDAR friends This is a very late call for contributions to the THUGs day at the BMUS meeting in Old Trafford this year.
Deadline: September 24th 2018 We are holding a joint event on the 2nd of October 2018 to encourage novel collaboration nationally across both Networks.
Professor Gail ter Haar, leader of the Therapeutic Ultrasound Team at The Institute of Cancer Research, UK reflects on the impressive potential of therapeutic ultrasound and the barriers to its widespread clinical adoption.
Cheltenham Meeting Updates We’ve had a great day at THUGs meeting on Dec 7th. The exciting programme was as below Chair : Constantin Coussios Michael Gray, BUBBL, Oxford Speckle-free attenuation estimation and compensation with passive acoustic mapping Piero Miloro NPL A disturbance-free device for the exposure of cells – preliminary study Erasmia Lyka BUBBL,
The EPSRC ThUNDDAR Network+ in partnership with the IOP’s Physical Acoustics and Medical Physics Groups invite you to a science “speed dating” event on Therapeutic Ultrasound.
Deadline: October 1st 2017 We are pleased to announce the second round of funding to support collaborative pilot studies in therapeutic ultrasound.
The BBC programme Trust me I’m a doctor, documents Joe, a sufferer of Parkinson’s disease undergoing transcranial therapeutic ultrasound.