Clement Papadacci

Clement Papadacci

Researcher at INSERM since 2017

Co-founder of eMyosound

Scientific coordinator INSERM ART (Accélérateur de Recherche Technologique “Ultrasons biomédicaux”)

Scientific leader quantification and ultrasound biomarkers

I am a world-leading expert in 3D ultrafast ultrasound imaging and the inventor of multi-lens ultrasound technology. My work bridges ultrasound physics and clinical translation, with a focus on large–field-of-view 3D/4D imaging. I am PI of an ERC Starting Grant “MicroflowLife”, co-founder of eMyosound, and my current objective is the clinical translation of 4D ULM and cardiac shear wave elastography.

clement.papadacci@espci.fr / Linkedin

See the Google scholar profile / ORCID : 0000-0003-3918-1008

Education

2022

HdR Research director Habilitation

Physics for Medicine institute, PSL University, France

28/11/2014

PhD in Acoustics

Langevin Institute, PSL University (Paris 7), France

Mathias Fink, Mathieu Pernot

2011

Master in Acoustics / Magistere in Fundamental Physics

Physics Department, PSL University (Paris 7), France

Previous Position

2014 – 2016

Postdoctoral Fellow

UEIL Biomedical engineering Department, Columbia University, NY, USA

Elisa Konofagou

Research achievements (Selected)

1

Haidour N, Favre H, Mateo P, Reydet J, Bizé A, Sambin L, Dai J, Chiaroni P, Ghaleh B, Pernot M, Tanter M, Papadacci C. “Multi-lens ultrasound arrays enable large-scale 3D microvascular characterization over whole organs,” Nat. Commun., 16:9317, 2025.

 

First in vivo demonstration of whole-organ 3D microcirculation imaging (heart, kidney, liver) using multi-lens technology. Published as last author. Attracted major media attention; forms the foundation for headset development in the ERC project.

2

Reydet J, Favre H, Dizeux A, Haidour N, Pernot M, Tanter M, Papadacci C. “Human brain hemodynamics for 3D ultrasound localization microscopy benchmarking,” Comput. Biol. Med., 200:111370, 2026.

 

Developed realistic whole-brain macro- and microvascular simulations to test and validate 4D ULM probes. Last author. Directly informs the design of the 4D ultrasound headset.

3

Favre H, Pernot M, Tanter M, Papadacci C. “Transcranial 3D Ultrasound Localization Microscopy Using a Large Element Matrix Array with a Multi-Lens Diffracting Layer: An in Vitro Study,” PMB, 2023.

 

First in vitro validation of multi-lens technology using a simplified prototype. Established lens materials, acoustic characterization, and transmit schemes for ultrafast ultrasound. Published as last author.

4

Favre H, Pernot M, Tanter M, Papadacci C. “Boosting Transducer Matrix Sensitivity for 3D Large Field Ultrasound Localization Microscopy Using a Multi-Lens Diffracting Layer: A Simulation Study,” PMB, 2022.

 

Foundational simulation study establishing principles and equations of multi-lens arrays. Published as last author. Provides the conceptual basis for large-scale 4D imaging.

5

Patent: Divergent lens array, Papadacci C, Tanter M, Favre H, Pernot M, US12465330B2 (granted in USA in 2025, pending elsewhere).

 

Protects multi-lens technology for future translation. Highlights experience in patenting and valorization, essential for the ERC project.

6

Co-founder, eMyosound (2022–present, 15–20 employees).

 

Developed a commercial ultrasound device for non-invasive cardiac stiffness assessment. Demonstrates ability to translate scientific discoveries into clinical and societal impact.

7

Papadacci C, Bunting E, Konofagou E. “3D Quasi-Static Ultrasound Elastography With Plane Wave In Vivo,” IEEE Trans. Med. Imaging, 36:357–365, 2017.

 

Developed new 3D ultrasonic methods during postdoc at Columbia University. First author. Established foundational expertise in translating physics-based innovations to human applications.

8

Demeulenaere O, Sandoval Z, Mateo P, Dizeux A, Villemain O, Gallet R, Ghaleh B, Deffieux T, Demene C, Tanter M, Papadacci C, Pernot M. “Coronary Flow Assessment Using 3-Dimensional Ultrafast Ultrasound Localization Microscopy,” JACC Imaging, 2022.

 

Co-supervised PhD project advancing 3D ULM in rodent organs. Gained deep understanding of probe limitations and whole-heart/brain imaging, directly inspiring multi-lens technology.

9

Provost J, Papadacci C, Arango JE, Imbault M, Fink M, Gennisson J-L, et al. “3D ultrafast ultrasound imaging in vivo,” PMB, 59:L1, 2014.

 

First study on 3D ultrafast ultrasound. Co-author during PhD. High impact (416 citations) and foundational for the field of volumetric ultrafast imaging.

10

Papadacci C, Pernot M, Couade M, Fink M, Tanter M. “High-contrast ultrafast imaging of the heart,” IEEE TUFFC, 2014.

 

Early contribution to ultrafast cardiac imaging. Developed novel physics-based methods. Now a reference study (287 citations).

Main awards and distinctions

2024

Langlois Prize for Research and Innovation

Local recognition for the best research team in 4D ultrafast ultrasound imaging.

2022

NVIDIA Academic Hardware Grant Program

International recognition supporting high-performance computing for 4D ultrafast. ultrasound research.

2019

Rotblat Medal in Physics in Medicine & Biology

Award for the most cited paper in the journal, recognizing the impact of 3D ultrafast ultrasound imaging in vivo.

2019

Young Investigator Award (Basic Science), EuroEcho Congress, Vienna

International recognition for contributions to 4D ultrafast imaging of the heart.

2017

NVIDIA GPU Grant

International award recognizing innovative applications of ultrafast imaging.

2016

Outstanding Paper Award, IEEE Transactions UFFC

International recognition for the article on 4D ultrafast shear-wave imaging.

2015

Prize of the Chancellerie des Universités de Paris

National award for excellence in PhD research (10 k€).

2015

Young Investigator Award, Bettencourt-Schueller Foundation

National recognition for outstanding PhD and postdoctoral project (25 k€).

2015

Roberts Prize, Physics in Medicine & Biology

International award for the best paper published in the journal.

2014

PhD Prize, French Society of Biophysics and Molecular Biology (SFGBM)

National recognition for the best PhD thesis (1k€)

2013

Best Student Paper Award, IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium, Prague

International recognition for best PhD paper and poster.

Media coverage

My research has received substantial national and international media coverage, reflecting both scientific novelty and societal relevance:

2025

Le Blob (science outreach video, >200,000 views on youtube): Première mondiale ! Une sonde révèle la circulation sanguine d’organes entiers.

2025

Inserm, Santé Magazine, Pourquoi Docteur, Sciences et Avenir, Le Figaro (print and web).

2025

International science news outlets (Physics World, ScienMag, Healthcare in Europe, MyScience, Today Headline, …).

2025

National and international radio and TV interviews (France Inter, France Info, Radio Classique, ReachMD, France 24).

2024

Science outreach comic book (Inserm), Projet Cardioloop (Volume 2).

2025-22

Inserm portraits, ESPCI, podcasts (eBioMedicine), and national press articles.

Latest publications

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