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IntroductionThis SPIE Proceedings volume summarizes the research and development conducted by our community in the year that marks the 25th anniversary of our conference on “Photons Plus Ultrasound: Imaging and Sensing” at Photonics West. The field of biomedical optoacoustic/photoacoustic imaging is entering a new phase of rapid growth of translational research and clinical applications. Our conference remains the largest at Photonics West. The quality of most presentations and the level of presented technological innovations remains high. At this year’s closing ceremony, two awards for the Best Paper of the conference were presented by Seno Medical Instruments (San Antonio, Texas), and one Best Paper Award was presented by TomoWave Laboratories (Houston, Texas). The Best Papers of 2024 were selected by the Organizing Committee through a two-tiered process: (1) selection of finalists based on the submitted summaries and (2) the final selection of the winners based on their oral presentations at the Awards Competition Session. The winners of the three Best Paper Awards were announced at the closing of the conference on 31 January 2024. Paper PC12842-12: “Parallelized interrogation of a Fabry-Perot ultrasound sensor using compressed sensing for fast photoacoustic tomography” by Thomas J. Allen, Edward Zhang, Paul C. Beard from University College London (United Kingdom). Paper 12842-15: “The development of ionizing radiation acoustic imaging (iRAI) for mapping the dose deep in the patient body during radiation therapy” by Wei Zhang, Dale Litzenberg, Yaocai Huang, Kai-Wei Chang, Ibrahim Oraiqat, Scott Hadley, Eduardo G. Moros, Man Zhang, Paul L. Carson, Kyle C. Cuneo, Issam EI Naqa, and Xueding Wang from University of Michigan Medical School (United States). Paper PC12842-22: “Ultrafast single-shot 3D photoacoustic tomography in vivo using a single-element detector” by Yide Zhang, Peng Hu, Lei Li, Rui Cao, Anjul Khadria, Konstantin Maslov, Xin Tong and Lihong V. Wang from Caltech (United States) and by Yushun Zeng, Laiming Jiang, and Qifa Zhou from the University of Southern California (United States). We would like to congratulate the Best Paper Award winners of 2024 and thank all the contributors to this conference and the Organizing Committee for their hard work, which resulted in a productive meeting. Conference Chairs Alexander A. Oraevsky Lihong V. Wang |
