Selected Media
WIRED: The Second Coming of Ultrasound
Business Insider: Carl Schoellhammer named one of 30 biotech leaders under 40 shaping the future of medicine and Suono Bio announced as the first investment for MIT's Engine
Harvard Business Review: Profile of Professor Robert Langer and his keys to successful translation
MIT News and Engadget: RNA hitches a ride on ultrasound waves
National Collegiate Inventors Competition: Carl Schoellhammer wins the National Collegiate Inventors Competition for his work on the SuonoCalm
Bristol-Myers Squibb Golden Ticket Competition: Suono Bio was awarded a golden ticket for free laboratory space at LabCentral
OneStart Accelerator Competition: Suono Bio named 1 of 10 finalist teams out of almost 400 teams internationally
Forbes 30 Under 30: Carl Schoellhammer is named a Forbes 30 Under 30 in Healthcare
World Economic Forum Agenda: How can ultrasound improve drug delivery?
Forbes: Carl Schoellhammer is profiled in Forbes 
​Popular Science: Ultrasound could deliver drugs more effectively to GI tract
U.S. News & World Report: Ultrasound might speed up digestive drug delivery
The Boston Globe: Device uses ultrasound to deliver drugs
Discovery News: Technology for ultra-rapid drug delivery invented
Entrepreneur: Suono Bio's technology is highlighted in Entrepreneur
MIT News: Using ultrasound to improve drug delivery
Beta Boston: Carl Schoellhammer wins the Lemelson-MIT National Student Prize for co-inventing ultrasound-mediated GI drug delivery
Scientific Publications
Angewandte Chemie: Convergence for Translation: Drug-Delivery Research in Multidisciplinary Teams
Journal of Controlled Release: Defining Optimal Permeant Characteristics for Ultrasound-Mediated Gastrointestinal Delivery
Gastroenterology: Ultrasound-Mediated Delivery of RNA to Colonic Mucosa of Live Mice
Science Translational Medicine: ​Ultrasound-Mediated Gastrointestinal Drug Delivery
Nature: ​Special Delivery for the Gut
Science: Creating Things That Could Change the World
Expert Opinion on Drug Delivery: Low-Frequency Ultrasound for Drug Delivery in the Gastrointestinal Tract
Tissue Barriers: Of Microneedles and Ultrasound: Physical Modes of Gastrointestinal Macromolecule Delivery