University of Glasgow - Research - Research units A-Z - Centre for Medical and Industrial Ultrasonics (C-MIU)

C-MIU brings together people in an environment that stimulates world-leading research, which is shared with academia, industry, clinicians and the public, and provides research-led training for future leaders in ultrasonics.

Building on the foundation of ultrasonics research established at the University in 1996 by Prof Margaret Lucas, C-MIU has a core team of 10 academics, with over 30 researchers, bringing in over £1.5M per annum, from RCUK, NIH, Wellcome Trust and other sources.

C-MIU is managing the £7.7m Ultrasurge programme grant, led by Prof Lucas, and, with our partners in CUE, is facilitating the recently awarded EPSRC funded Centre for Doctoral Training in Future Ultrasonic Engineering, led by Prof Cochran.

Our Staff and Students can be found here.

Our Publications can be found here.

Experimental skull biopsy using ultrasound needle using dummy

Medical

Ultrasound in medicine and surgery

Two images of bubble stream before and after becoming ordered through use of acoustics

Industrial

Industrial Ultrasonics

An ultrasonic drill mounted on a rover vehicle

Exploration

Ultrasonics in Exploration

Research Updates

18 Jan

RSE and IET Awards

Prof Margaret Lucas was elected a Fellow of the RSE, awarded the IET Achievement Medal for Ultrasonic Technology, and has become the new Dean of Research for the College of Science and Engineering at the University of Glasgow.
28 Oct

IET J A Lodge Award

C-MIU academic Dr Hadi Heidari has won the IET Healthcare Technologies J A Lodge Award
23 Sep

IET Nomination

Professor Margaret Lucas has been shortlisted for an IET Achievement Medal for Ultrasonic Technology
02 Jul

RSE Fellow

C-MIU's Director, Professor Margaret Lucas, has been elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh
14 Feb

CMIU Launch

The formal launch for C-MIU was on the 11th of February, with the inaugural Dugald Cameron Lecture, presented by Prof. Dugald Cameron.