Independent Neurotechnology Lab

Engineering the future of non-invasive brain therapy

We are a multidisciplinary laboratory that combines advanced neuroimaging and therapeutic ultrasound to develop diagnostic biomarkers and pioneering non-invasive treatments for neurodegenerative disease.

2018Established
400+Focused ultrasound cases
4Core research lines
9+Peer-reviewed papers '24–'25
Who we are

An applied neuroscience lab at the intersection of imaging, ultrasound and AI

Bringing together engineers, physicists and computer scientists, we develop cutting-edge technological solutions to advance neuroengineering and applied neuroscience.

Non-invasive

Treating deep brain structures without a single incision.

Data-driven

AI and large-scale data power our biomarkers and predictive models.

Translational

A direct link between scientific discovery and clinical reality.

Research lines

Four directions, one mission

Our work spans the full arc of non-invasive neurotechnology.

Flagship project

DREAM-ON-FUS

A dose–response framework for online monitoring of BBB opening by focused ultrasound.

DREAM-ON-FUS methodology: dose, response and proof-of-concept delivery
Completed · 2022–2025

Safely opening the brain's natural shield

Refining focused-ultrasound techniques to precisely control BBB opening.

Focused Ultrasound BBB Opening Acoustic Monitoring €193k
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Lab news

Latest from the lab

DREAM-ON-FUS timeline
Project17 Mar 2025

DREAM-ON-FUS Timeline: Key Milestones and Planning

The detailed timeline and milestones for our BBB-opening project.

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Winter School on Therapeutic Ultrasound
Lab News17 Mar 2025

NTUS Lab at the Winter School on Therapeutic Ultrasound

A week in the French Alps with leaders in therapeutic ultrasound.

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PhD defence
Lab News1 Feb 2025

Dr. Miguel López Aguirre Earns His PhD Cum Laude 🎓

A successful doctoral defence on nigrostriatal degeneration.

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Building the next generation of brain therapies

We partner with academia, clinicians and industry pioneers.

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