Yanyu Zhao recently published his work on Quantum Yield Imaging in the Journal of Biomedical Optics: Current and former undergrad researchers in the BOTLab recently published their methods for 3D printing optical phantoms in Biomedical Optics Express.
The BOTLab has three oral presentations this year at SPIE Photonics West in San Francisco: 1. Yanyu Zhao, BME Ph.D. student: Spatial Mapping of Fluorophore Quantum Yield in Scattering Media 2. Fei Teng, ECE Ph.D. student: A wearable continuous-wave optical device for continuous monitoring during neoadjuvant chemotherapy infusions 3. Sanjana Pannem and Jordan Sweer: Customized three-dimensional printed […]
Jordan Sweer, an undergraduate researcher in the BOTLab, was recently featured in a video where he describes his work in 3D printed optical phantoms. Jordan is a recent recipient of the Joseph Healey Distinguished Fellowship for his work in our group, one of only three recipients this year at BU.
The BOTlab’s 9 member team participated in the 2015 BU ACS Relay for Life, raising more than $1500!
Sanjana received a summer UROP to fund her work on 3-D printing optical phantoms.
BME Ph.D. student Meghan Thommes (PI Daniel Segre, Biology/BME), was awarded a Teaching-as-Research fellowship to help transform the junior level BME course BE491, Biomedical Measurements I, to improve the course labs and solidify teaching objectives. She will work with Professor Roblyer this summer to implement these changes. Teaching-as-Research
BME Junior Jordan Sweet was awarded the prestigious Joseph Healey Distinguished Fellowship for the summer of 2015 in the BOTLab. This will support Jordan this summer as he investigates new 3-D printing techniques for fabricating optical phantoms, and comes with a $10,000 fellowship award for stipend and research funds.
Check out a new article about our work and new DOD grant here
A link to the article about our recent DOD BCRP Award