From 7th to 10th of June, the 21st International Symposium on Therapeutic Ultrasound ISTU 2022 was held in a hybrid format, in-person part taking place in Toronto, Canada. Laboratory LIMU was represented by junior researcher Pavel Rosnitskiy, PhD student Alisa Krokhmal and Bachelor's degree alumni Kseniia Tumanova and Azamat Kaloev.
From 5th to 10th of June 2022, the LIMU team participated in the XXXIII All-Russian School-seminar "Wave Phenomena: Physics and Applications" named after Professor A.P. Sukhorukov (“Waves-2022”), held in a hybrid in-person/virtual format in the resort of MSU "Krasnovidovo". LIMU presented 7 reports in the sections "Acoustics of inhomogeneous media" and "Bio- and medical applications of wave physics". Two of our participants were awarded certificates for the best report!
LIMU members, PhD students and students took part at the two events which were held from April 18 to April 22 at Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov. Within the framework of the scientific conference of students, graduate students and young scientists "Lomonosov 2022", 6 students of LIMU presented their works, and graduate student E.M. Ponomarchuk and junior researcher P.B. Rosnitsky made presentations at the scientific conference "Lomonosov Readings - 2022".
From February 14 to 18, the LIMU team took an active part in the XXXIV session of the Russian Acoustical Society held in a hybrid in-person/virtual format at the N.N. Andreyev Acoustics Institute (Moscow, Russia). Overall, LIMU presented 17 talks in the sections devoted to "Nonlinear acoustics", "Ultrasonic technologies", "Bioacoustics and medical applications of acoustical methods" and "Physical acoustics". Most of our students and postgraduates were awarded diplomas for the best reports of young specialists!
Ph.D. student of LIMU Dmitry Nikolaev has successfully defended his PhD thesis on December 30, 2021. The thesis was prepared under supervision of Dr. Sergey Tsysar and Dr. Oleg Sapozhnikov as scientific consultant. Congratulations to Dr. Nikolaev!
An article has been published in The Journal of the Acoustic Society of America (Q1), which presents a new experimental method for measuring the acoustic characteristics of materials at megahertz frequencies using transient acoustic holography.
