Acoustoelectric imaging
Mapping electrical properties through spatially precise ultrasound modulation.
Biomedical imaging researcher · Hong Kong
I explore new ways to see and measure the human body—combining medical ultrasound, acoustoelectric imaging, and intelligent computation.
I am a PhD student in Electrical and Computer Engineering at The University of Hong Kong, working with the Lee Ultrasound Imaging Group.
My research sits where physics, computation, and medicine meet. I develop imaging approaches that turn subtle acoustic and electrical interactions into useful biological information—with the long-term aim of making diagnosis more precise, accessible, and patient-specific.
Mapping electrical properties through spatially precise ultrasound modulation.
Improving acquisition, reconstruction, and image-guided measurement.
Using computation to connect medical images with patient-specific models.
The University of Hong Kong · Lee Ultrasound Imaging Group
The University of Hong Kong
Baiqian Qi¹, Jiajing Zhang¹, Wei-Ning Lee¹˒² · Oral presentation, IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium
Baiqian Qi, Shihao Zeng, Wang Chun Kwok, Russell W. Chan, Philip Tin Yun Lee · IEEE EMBC · DOI: 10.1109/EMBC58623.2025.11254394
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