Visualizing and perturbing neural activity on a brain-wide scale in model animals and
humans is a major goal of neuroscience technology development. Established electrical and …

Recent advances in ultrasound (US) have shown its great potential in biomedical
applications as diagnostic and therapeutic tools. The coupling of US-assisted drug delivery …

Ultrasound sensitivity to slow blood flow motion gained two orders of magnitude in the last
decade thanks to the advent of ultrafast ultrasound imaging at thousands of frames per …

Acoustic reporter genes (ARGs) that encode air-filled gas vesicles enable ultrasound-based
imaging of gene expression in genetically modified bacteria and mammalian cells …

Functional ultrasound (fUS) is a neuroimaging method that uses ultrasound to track changes
in cerebral blood volume as an indirect readout of neuronal activity at high spatiotemporal …

Nanotechnology offers significant advantages for medical imaging and therapy, including
enhanced contrast and precision targeting. However, integrating these benefits into …

New technologies are key to understanding the dynamic activity of neural circuits and
systems in the brain. Here, we show that a minimally invasive approach based on …

Phagocytic clearance and lysosomal processing of pathogens and debris are essential
functions of the innate immune system. However, the assessment of these functions in vivo …

Gas vesicles (GVs) are genetically encoded, air-filled protein nanostructures of broad
interest for biomedical research and clinical applications, acting as imaging and therapeutic …

Ultrasound technology, synergistically harnessed with genetic engineering and chemistry
concepts, has started to open the gateway to the remarkable realm of sonogenetics—a …