Greg Clement
Greg Clement's research concentrates on the propagation of ultrasound for
both the detection and treatment of cancerous and benign tumors. He received
his BS (Ohio State 92), MS, and PhD (Rhode Island, 96, 99) degrees, all in
physics. While a postdoctoral fellow at Brigham and Women's (1998-2000) he
developed a method for noninvasive focusing of ultrasound through the human
skull for treatment of brain tumors.
His present research interests include noninvasive transskull focusing of ultrasound in the brain for cancer treatment, shear-mode brain imaging, perfusion imaging, high-resolution (super-resolution) methods, ultrasound coded excitation, phase-contrast ultrasound imaging, and automated diagnosis of ischemia and perfusion.
Dr. Clement is the Technical Director of the Brigham Focused Ultrasound
Laboratory, which participates in simulation, experimental and clinical
studies of ultrasound for novel therapeutic or diagnostic use. He
collaborates actively with industry, the Surgical Planning Lab, clinicians
from Radiology, Neurology, and Boston Children's Radiology.
E-mail: clement at bwh.harvard.edu