I'm specially interested in testing it in:

1) medicine medical ultrasound
2) astronomy: radio interferometry

but if any of you have any other application in mind I'm open to try it.

Just ping me if you want to talk.

The full description of the paper so you can pre-filter if you are interested:

"Exact centered Gram synthesis (ECGS) is a framework for organizing complex multichannel data in radar and coherent imaging. It uses a calibrated Gram or covariance representation to retain task-relevant complex cross terms for localization, reconstruction, and detection. The framework establishes exact synthesis, kernel, and partition identities while clarifying their limits: ECGS does not guarantee full phase preservation, noise removal, invertibility, or improved precision. Potential applications include coherent radar, sonar, phased arrays, radio interferometry, medical ultrasound, multicoil MRI, optical coherence tomography, and coherent spectroscopy. ECGS is proposed as a candidate representation for comparison with established phase- and correlation-based methods under matched calibration and computational conditions."

Link to paper:
https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.14154.53445