Dr Sevan Harput

My research aim is to develop new imaging and sensing technologies using acoustic waves at ultrasonic frequencies. Current research projects focus on high frame-rate ultrasound imaging, super-resolution methods, 3D ultrasound imaging, signal processing for biomedical imaging, ultrasound sensor modelling and development.
I have a PhD in Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Leeds. As a research fellow, I worked on the development of new transducer technologies and ultra-fast ultrasound imaging. In 2016, I worked at Imperial College London and King’s College London (visiting researcher) on 2D and 3D ultrasound super-resolution imaging, as a postdoctoral researcher. In 2019, I joined LSBU.

I lead the SPE3D (/speed/) Ultrasound research lab: https://sevanharput.github.io/
I am the head of the South Bank Applied BioEngineering Research (SABER): https://www.lsbu.ac.uk/research/centres-groups/bioengineering
Awards and Grants: Total value of over £1.2M as a PI, Co-I and Co-I researcher (£163k as PI) from funding bodies, such as EPSRC, Royal Society and GCRF, and industry.
Industrial Consultancy: Total value of £70k as a consultant and lead-consultant. Project partners include Dragerwerk AG, Clinical Technology Ltd., Tribosonics and Plexus Corp.
Patent: Co-Inventor of "Apparatus and method for manipulating entrained particles".

Head of the South Bank Applied BioEngineering Research (SABER), previously Centre for Bioengineering Research

Digital Signal Processing, Digital System Design, Biomedical Electronics