Muhammad Saad khan

At Toronto Metropolitan University, I developed passive cavitation detection and transducer field-mapping systems to study nanobubbles in acoustic fields, including NIH-funded work on drug-loaded nanobubbles for ultrasound imaging and cavitation analysis.

I've published research on nanobubble-mediated drug delivery, tumor hypoxia, nonlinear contrast-enhanced ultrasound imaging, and lipid-based nanoparticles. I also bring experience teaching biomedical engineering, designing outcome-based curricula, mentoring students, and managing hospital equipment and information-system implementation.