Guillaume Renaud
Research Interest: Ultrasound/acoustical physics, nonlinear ultrasound propagation, nonlinear scattering by bubbles and cracks, ultrasound imaging, bone ultrasound physics, blood flow quantification, tissue characterization
Academic Background:
2020-present invited scientist at TU Delft
2014-present tenured CNRS scientist at Laboratoire d’Imagerie Biomédicale, France
2010-2013 PostDoc at Biomedical Engineering, Erasmus MC
2009-2010 PostDoc at Laboratoire d’Imagerie Paramétrique, France
2005-2008 PhD Université de Tours, France
2004-2005 M.Sc. Acoustics, Université du Maine, France
1999-2004 ICAM (graduate school of engineering), France
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2024
Assessing Transducer Parameters for Accurate Medium Sound Speed Estimation and Image Reconstruction
Rick Waasdorp / David Maresca / Guillaume Renaud
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2024
Sources of Image Degradation and their Correlation in Single-sided Ultrasound Imaging of Heterogeneous Tissues
Guillaume Renaud / Danai E. Soulioti / Gianmarco Pinton
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2024
Vector-flow imaging of slowly moving ex vivo blood with photoacoustics and pulse-echo ultrasound
Caitlin Smith / Jami Shepherd / Guillaume Renaud / Kasper van Wijk
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2023
Current Challenges in Ultrasound Imaging of Cortical Bone Thickness
Guillaume Renaud / Jean Gabriel Minonzio
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2023
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