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Hong Wang

Objective	A research and development position for the design, integration, and optimization of ultrasound imaging systems.
Experience	1997–now Siemens Medical Systems Issaquah, WA Staff Scientist § Design, specification and integration of digital ultrasound systems. § Development of novel and advanced imaging algorithms. § Coordination of hardware and software integration of imaging systems.
	1995–1997 Siemens Medical Systems Issaquah, WA Senior Systems Engineer § Image quality improvement of B mode, CFM and Doppler spectrum of a variety of probes for existing radiology ultrasound imaging systems. § Initial image optimization of B mode, CFM and Doppler spectrum for the initial release of a shared service product. § System simulation, modeling and analysis.
	1990–1994 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI Graduate Research Assistant § Investigation of the effect of phase aberration on transmit beamforming. § Analysis of the limitation of focused ultrasound for therapy. § Experimentation of a variety of prototype ultrasound array systems.
	1988–1990 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IL Graduate Research Assistant § Development of a variety of simulation programs for focused ultrasound.
Education	1990–1994 University of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI § Ph. D. in Electrical Engineering. 1988–1990 University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IL § M.S. in Electrical Engineering. 1980–1987 Southeast University Nanjing, P.R.China § M.E. in Control Engineering. § B.E. in Control Engineering
Selected Publications and Patents	§ Hong Wang, “Adaptive beamforming apodization for ultrasonic imaging” (Patent, Filed). § Hong Wang et al, “Coherent compounding by using parallel processing for high resolution and sensitivity” (Patent, to be filed). § Hong Wang et al, “Removing beam interleave effect on Doppler spectrum in ultrasonic imaging” (Patent, Mar. 2, 1999). § Hong Wang et al, “Phase Aberration correction for ultrasonic hyperthermia phased arrays: Experimental Results”, IEEE Trans. UFFC, vol. 41, no. 1, pp.34-43, January, 1994. § Hong Wang et al, “Effects of phase errors on field patterns generated by an ultrasound phased array applicator”, IEEE Trans. UFFC, vol. 38, no. 5, pp. 521-531, September, 1991. § Hong Wang et al, “Computationally efficient algorithms for control of ultrasound phased array hyperthermia applicator based on a pseudoinverse method”, IEEE Trans. UFFC, vol. 37, no.2, pp.274-277, May, 1990. § Hong Wang et al, “Adaptive 2D cylindrical section phased array system for hyperthermia”, Proc. of IEEE Ultrasonic Symposium, pp.1261-1264, 1992. § Hong Wang et al, “Limits on focused ultrasound for deep hyperthermia”, Proc. Of IEEE Ultrasonic Symposium, 1994.
Awards and Activities	§ Young Researcher Fund, National Education Committee, China, 1988. § Academic Excellence Awards, Southeast University, 1981, 1982, 1983.
Interests	Swimming, running, computers.

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