Webinars

October 2023: Laser-activated Perfluorocarbon Nanodroplets for Intra-cerebral Delivery and Imaging

This is a recording of a LIVE webinar presented by Robert Nikolai, Graduate Research Assistant at Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta, GA, presented on Thursday, October 25, 2023.

Topics discussed in this webinar will be:

  • Current challenges for delivery of therapeutics into the brain
  • Blood brain barrier opening using laser-activated nanodroplets
  • Ultrasound and photoacoustics for non-invasive intra-cerebral delivery of therapeutics
  • Detection and validation of therapeutic-delivery in the brain
  • Q&A Session

Past Webinars

April 2015: How to Measure Cardiac Wall Strain?

Presented by Stephen Buttars, MSc, Product Manager at FUJIFILM VisualSonics. This webinar showcases how to measure cardiac wall strain using Vevo Strain. Stephen shares relevance of strain and strain rate measures, conventional functional measures vs. vevo strain analysis, recent publications and software updates.

May 2015: Improve Decision Making for Drug Discovery

Preclinical in vivo studies is a critical step in drug development. In vivo imaging in such studies can benefit drug development with rapid and predictive assays to assess drug toxicity and efficacy to reduce clinical attrition rates. High frequency ultrasound imaging will be addressed in this regard by the panel of speakers.

June 2015: Hearing in Color: Visualizing & Quantifying Molecular Markers with Photoacoustic Imaging

Presented by Andrew Heinmiller, Product Manager - Photoacoustics, FUJIFILM VisualSonics Inc. In this webinar, learn about visualizing and quantifying molecular markers with photoacoustics.

July 2015: Ultrasound Evaluation of Fibrosis In Vivo

Presented by Terri Swanson, the leader in pre-clinical ultrasound imaging at Pfizer Worldwide Research and Theresa Tuthill, the Head of Cardiovascular, Metabolic, and Musculoskeletal Imaging for the Clinical and Translational Imaging group at Pfizer.

September 2015: Multimodal Imaging

Dieter Fuchs and Andrew Heinmiller discuss Multimodality in Imaging. This webinar was originally recorded on September 22, 2015.

October 2015: Clinically Translatable Cancer Research with Photoacoustic Imaging

In this webinar, Dr. Srivallesha Mallidi will discuss the breadth of drug discovery research from designing cancer therapeutics to testing its efficacy for clinical utility. Specifically, she will share her success with ultrasound guided photoacoustic imaging to address this breadth in drug discovery research.

July 2016 Webinar: Exploring New Biomarkers in High Frequency Ultrasound and Photoacoustic Imaging

Dr. John Eisenbrey and Maria Stanczak from Thomas Jefferson University present their exciting neurobiology research using ultra high frequency ultrasound and photoacoustic imaging. 

June 2016 Webinar: Benefits of Ultra High Frequency Ultrasound for Children with Chronic Diseases

Presenter Dr. Frida Dangardt of Queens Silvia Children's Hospital in Gothenburg, Sweden shares her exciting research as well as her first clinical experiences using the new Vevo MD.

May 2016 Webinar:Ultrasound evaluation of PDX renal cell carcinoma in the chicken embryo model

Join Dr. Hon Leong and Matthew Lowerison from Western University for this exciting webinar on evaluating anti-angiogenic treatment effect on CAM RCC xenograft tumors to detect patient-specific drug resistance(s)

March 2016 Webinar: 4D Mode Imaging and Vevo 3100 Updates

Explore the new 4D Mode now available for the Vevo 3100. Learn about the new updates available for the Vevo 3100.

February 2016 Webinar: Introducing the new Vevo MD

Join Andrew Needles of FUJIFILM VisualSonics as he takes us through exciting images, applications, features and benefits of the world's first Ultra High Frequency ultrasound imaging system, the new Vevo MD.

April 2016 Webinar: Molecular Imaging for Cancer Research: Microdistribution and Pharmacokinetics

Learn about photoacoustic technology and how it was used in a Case Study to assess targeted vs nonspecific uptake of nanoparticles in tumors in vivo. The results are incredible!