Eleanor Anderson-Zych Wins Early Career Presenter Award

Eleanor Anderson-Zych received the Computational Acoustics Early Career Presenter Award at the 6^th joint meeting of the Acoustical Society of America and the Japanese Society for Acoustics for presenting Synergistic effects of material parameters and pressure wave characteristics on pulsed high-powered microwave induced cavitation injury

Eleanor is part of the Johnsen Group at the University of Michigan.

• Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is characterized by altered brain function or neural pathology¹

• High powered microwave (HPM) exposure can cause auditory effects in humans.

• The thermoelastic pressure response to investigated HPM exposures is such that cavitation-based injury is unlikely

  [1] BIAA, BIAA, (2011)

Congratulations!