Congrats to Andrew!
Andrew Markel successfully defended his Master’s thesis on November 19. Congrats!
BFIL members presented at BMES Annual Meeting 2019
Graduate student Kristie Huda and Principle Investigator Dr. Carolyn Bayer attended BMES Annual Meeting 2019 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They presented their work on Monte Carlo Simulation based oxygen saturation estimation of human placental tissue.
R01 Funding
Dr. Bayer and team are the recipients of a new R01 award from the National Institutes of Health – Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development.
BFIL work presented at World Molecular Imaging Congress 2019
BFIL member Dylan Lawrence and Principal Investigator Dr. Carolyn Bayer traveled to Montreal, Canada to present the work of the lab at World Molecular Imaging Congress 2019.
Lab work wins prize at Tulane poster competition
Congratulation to Karease Quashie for her second place prize at the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) poster competition! Karease, a visiting student from Emory University, spent the summer with the BFIL investigating the efficacy of targeting nanodroplets to the placenta.
Kristie Huda passes qualifying exam
Congratulations to BFIL member Kristie Huda for successfully completing her Qualifying Exam!
BFIL Community Outreach
This week, 7th grade students from Audubon school visited the lab as part of Tulane BME’s STEM outreach efforts. The students attended various workshops including the BFIL run “From light to sound: A demonstration of the Photoacoustic Effect”
Successful Master’s thesis defense – Adam Kolkin
Congratulations to Adam Kolkin on the successful defense of his Master’s theses!
Successful Master’s thesis defense – Megan Escott
Congratulations to Megan Escott on the successful defense of her Master’s theses!
BFIL members present their work at OSA 2019
BFIL members Kristie Huda and Megan Escott traveled to Tuscon, AZ to present their work at OSA 2019. Kristie’s presented her work evaluating a tomographic photoacoustic imaging system to image placental function. Megan’s talk focused on local oxygen delivery to the placenta using targeted nanodroplets.
