Noé Jiménez
Senior Scientist at CSIC
Institute of Instrumentation for Molecular Imaging (I3M)
CSIC · Universitat Politècnica de València
I study how to control acoustic waves in complex media, with applications in therapeutic ultrasound, biomedical imaging and acoustic metamaterials.
I lead the holograms for ultrasound team at I3M. My research career includes CNRS, Juan de la Cierva and Ramón y Cajal appointments.
Understanding waves.
Designing their possibilities.
Therapeutic ultrasound & acoustic holography
Shaping ultrasound fields for transcranial focusing, neuromodulation and controlled thermal patterns.
02Elastography & molecular imaging
Combining ultrasound with optical, magnetic and mechanical methods to investigate tissues.
03Acoustic vortices & singular beams
Exploring orbital angular momentum, nondiffracting waves and nonlinear acoustic beams.
04Acoustic metamaterials & phononic structures
Controlling sound absorption, scattering and propagation through designed structures.
05Computational acoustics & elastic waves
Time-domain methods for nonlinear propagation, attenuation and heterogeneous media.
06Industrial ultrasound
Ultrasonic characterization, sensors and transducers for industrial applications.
Recent publications
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See the physics
in motion.
A collection of simulations exploring acoustic and elastic waves, from elementary sources to nonlinear propagation.
& interactions
Let’s talk acoustics.
Research collaborations, scientific questions and student enquiries.