With collaborators at the University of Oxford, we published a paper on portable ultrasound in Gates Open Research.

We presented our research at the 2024 IEEE BHI Conference in Houston, TX.

Our team was awarded a Gates Foundation Grant that will support research with our collaborators in Ethiopia.

Prof. Ranger, Prof. Govindasamy, and Prof. Henriques attended the 2024 IEEE Global Humanitarian Technology Conference (GHTC) in Villanova, PA.

Several members of our group presented at the BMES Annual Meeting 2024 in Baltimore, MD.

Our team published a scoping review article in the October 2024 issue of Acta Paediatrica.

Prof. Ranger visited collaborators at Ahmedabad University in Ahmedabad, India.

Prof. Ranger traveled to Bhubaneswar, India to represent BC at the IAJES 2024 Summit.

Prof. Ranger presented on the lab’s work on using ultrasound for bioreactor monitoring at the TERMIS World Congress 2024 in Seattle, WA.

Prof. Ranger along with other BC faculty, postdocs, and students attended the annual ASEE Conference held in Portland, OR.

Prof. Ranger was invited to give a keynote lecture at the XIV National Congress and IV International Congress of Technology Applied to Health Sciences at Ibero Puebla in June 2024

Student researchers in the lab presented 3 posters at the Inaugural 2024 BC Nutrition Symposium.

Our team published a a paper on ultrasound elastography in Ultrasonics.

Our collaborative work was featured in BC News! (Photo credits: Caitlin Cunningham)

In October 2023, Prof. Ranger received a Google Award for Inclusion Research, as part of the Collective and Society-Centered AI Research Area.

Allie, Susie, and Mary presented their scoping review project at the 2023 Sigma Nursing Research Symposium.

Our team published a paper on deep learning-based image segmentation with collaborators at Ahmedabad University, Indus University, and the University of North Florida.

Prof. Ranger was invited to particpate in an NSF-funded workshop on the topic of Extreme Design (XD).

In August 2023, Prof. Ranger, Marisa, Jini, and Hayoung traveled to visit our research partners in Ethiopia.

Prof. Brittney van de Water (PI) in collaboration with Prof. Ranger (Co-PI), and Prof. Landrigan (Co-PI) were awarded a SI-RITEA grant to study the effect of personal air pollutant exposure on children's development of tuberculosis and post-TB lung disease in rural South Africa.