Nonlinear behavior of bubbles, and most importantly 1 2 1 2-order subharmonics (SH), are
used to increase the contrast-to-tissue ratio (CTR) in diagnostic ultrasound (US) and to …

Understanding the pressure dependence of the nonlinear behavior of ultrasonically excited
phospholipid-stabilized nanobubbles (NBs) is important for optimizing ultrasound exposure …

Due to its physical and/or chemical effects, acoustic cavitation plays a crucial role in various
emerging applications ranging from advanced materials to biomedicine. The cavitation …

A state-of-the-art chemical mechanism is introduced to properly describe chemical
processes inside a harmonically excited spherical bubble placed in water and saturated with …

Contrast‐enhanced ultrasound is currently used worldwide with clinical indications in
cardiology and radiology, and it continues to evolve and develop through innovative …

The resonance behaviors of a few lipid-coated microbubbles acoustically activated in
viscoelastic media were comprehensively examined via radius response analysis. The size …

The cavitation-mediated bioeffects are primarily associated with the dynamic behaviors of
bubbles in viscoelastic tissues, which involves complex interactions of cavitation bubbles …

Acoustic waves are dissipated when they pass through bubbly media. Dissipation by
bubbles takes place through thermal damping (Td), radiation damping (Rd), and damping …

In many applications, microbubbles (MBs) are encapsulated by a lipid coating to increase
their stability. However, the complex behavior of the lipid coating including buckling and …

Acoustically excited microbubbles (MBs) have shown to exhibit rich dynamics, enabling
them to be employed in various applications ranging from chemistry to medicine. Exploiting …