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Congrats Freddy for successfully defending your PhD thesis. Best of luck as you transition back to the clinic to finish your MD!

Check out an article in Smithsonian Magazine that highlights our work funded by a Protect Purdue Innovations Grant.

Wearable devices already collect vital signs like heart rate and skin temperature. New algorithms can use them to catch illness early — leading to urgent efforts to help battle the pandemic.

A rectangular robot as tiny as a few human hairs can travel throughout a colon by doing back flips, Purdue University engineers have demonstrated in live animal models.

By combining 4D ultrasound imaging and photoacoustic tomography, our recently published multimodality approach demonstrates the potential to better assess atherosclerosis progression.

Check out our recent work in Four-Dimensional Ultrasound: "The power of 4D technology advances care for heart patients"

Congratulations to Arvin Soepriatna for being awarded 2nd place in the Summer Biomechanics, Bioengineering, and Biotransport (SB3C) Conference PhD Paper Competition! His talk was entitled: "3D Strain Gradients Correlate With Murine Myocardial Infarct Severity". Arvin was joined at the conference by lab member Freddy Damen who also presented his recent work!

Congratulations to Freddy Damen for being awarded 2nd place for his poster in the Biomedical Acoustics section of the 2019 Acoustical Society of America Conference! His work was entitled: "Spatial Analysis of Cardiac Strain Using High-Frequency Four-Dimensional Ultrasound in Mice". Freddy was joined that week by lab members Alycia Berman, Gurneet Sangha, and Jennifer Anderson who also presented their recent work at the conference!

Congratulations to Dr. Evan Phillips for publishing his recent work in APL Bioengineering, entitled: "Early pathological characterization of murine dissecting abdominal aortic aneurysms". The print is now available online!

Congratulations to Gurneet and Nick for publishing in Photoacoustics! Be sure to check out their great work entitled: "Adjustable Photoacoustic Tomography Probe Improves Light Delivery and Image Quality"