In the last couple of decades, ultrasound-driven microbubbles have proven excellent
candidates for local drug delivery applications. Besides being useful drug carriers …

Acoustically driven bubbles produce a range of mechanical, thermal and chemical effects
that can be exploited in drug delivery applications. Significant improvements in the targeting …

Ultrasound‐induced bubble activity (cavitation) has been recently shown to actively
transport and improve the distribution of therapeutic agents in tumors. However, existing …

Passive cavitation detection has been an instrumental technique for measuring cavitation
dynamics, elucidating concomitant bioeffects, and guiding ultrasound therapies. Recently …

Passive acoustic map** (PAM) is a promising imaging method that enables real-time
three-dimensional monitoring of ultrasound therapy through the reconstruction of acoustic …

Nucleic acid-based therapy is a growing field of drug delivery research. Although ultrasound
has been suggested to enhance transfection decades ago, it took a combination of …

Therapeutic ultrasound has been used to thermally ablate solid tumors since the 90s, and a
variety of cancers are presently being treated clinically, taking advantage of ultrasound-or …

Background Oncolytic viruses are among the most powerful and selective cancer
therapeutics under development and are showing robust activity in clinical trials, particularly …

The understanding of cavitation from nanoparticles has been hindered by the inability to
control nanobubble size. We present a method to manufacture nanoparticles with a tunable …

Tumor immunotherapy has shown strong therapeutic potential for stimulating or
reconstructing the immune system to control and kill tumor cells. It is a promising and …