On 4th of February 2025, on the eve of Russian Science Day, the Moscow Government Prizes for young scientists were awarded in the White Hall of the Moscow City Hall. LIMU researcher Maria Karzova became one of five laureates of the prize in the «Physics and Astronomy» nomination.
On December 23rd, 2024, a LIMU fellow Anastasia Kvashennikova successfully defended her PhD dissertation “Numerical modeling of difference-frequency wave generation in three-dimensional ultrasound beams at strong manifestation of the nonlinearity of the medium”. The work was carried out under the scientific supervision of Ph.D. Petr V. Yuldashev and D.Sc. Vera A. Khokhlova. Congratulations to Anastasia and her supervisors!
A top-rated journal Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology (Q1, IF 2.9) published our paper «Boiling histotripsy in ex vivo human brain: proof-of-concept» that contains the first results on elastic properties and resistance to histotripsy of human brain tissues. The studies were performed in collaboration with Moscow State University Clinic, Pulmonology Scientific Research Institute, and Research Institute of Human Morphology.
The ““Nonlinear Acoustics” book edited by respected experts in acoustic community worldwide, our colleagues, Mark Hamilton and David Blackstock, in the third edition has been published in open access.
The annual conference of the Russian Acoustical Society was held from October 21 to 25, 2024. LIMU PhD students and research fellows presented 2 plenary and 12 oral presentations across 5 conference sections. LIMU Head Vera A. Khokhlova was elected as Vice-President of the Society!
From September 19 to 22, 2024, the annual International Symposium on Therapeutic Ultrasound (ISTU-2024) was held in Taipei, Taiwan. LIMU co-head V.A. Khokhlova was a member of the program committee of the symposium, and our fellows Alisa Krokhmal and Ekaterina Ponomarchuk presented two oral and one poster talks.
