Felipe Cybis Pereira

ConfUSIus provides an open-source toolkit for analyzing functional ultrasound imaging data, unifying processing steps and improving accessibility and reproducibility.

This paper evaluates and benchmarks motion artifact removal strategies in functional ultrasound imaging of awake mice, identifying optimal methods to improve data reliability.

This study uses functional ultrasound imaging to show that cerebral blood volume changes in rats correlate with speed and spatial features during navigation, revealing a hemodynamic signature of exploratory behavior.

PhysiofUS uses ultrafast ultrasound to automatically detect heart and breathing rates from tissue motion in rodents and human neonates, validated against gold-standard electrodes.