SANDLab had a great showing last week at the IEEE Engineering Medicine and Biology Conference (EMBC 2025) in Copenhagen! We presented 4 posters representing 3 peer-reviewed papers and 1 research abstract.
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It's always energizing to connect with the broader biomedical engineering community and to see the innovative work happening around the world. Our students had a great time!
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It was a pleasure to share my PhD work on measuring pain in patients under anesthesia using wearable devices with @UCJointCPH! My lab continues this work by studying diseases using novel wearable devices and algorithms. See our website at subramanianlab.com!
It was a pleasure to participate in the #WiDS panel organized by @LaneLibStanford! I enjoyed chatting with Luna Baalbaki and Holly Tabor about Women in Health Informatics and shared some of the latest research from the SANDLab (subramanianlab.com/) at @UCJointCPH
Announcing our #WiDS panelist:
Sandya Subramanian, Ph.D., Assistant professor in the UC Berkeley-UCSF Joint Program in Computational Precision Health, and also affiliated with UCSF Neurosurgery and Berkeley AI Research (BAIR). Register zurl.co/J20L8
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I'm very excited to have my final PhD paper come out in PNAS (@PNASNews)! We tracked unconscious pain during surgery for over 100 patients using non-invasive wearable sensors and innovative computational models. This is an important step towards personalized anesthetic management
Thanks to my mentors Emery Brown and Riccardo Barbieri and collaborators Dr. Doug Dahl (@DMDahl), Dr. Marcela del Carmen, Dr. AK Goodman (@akgsurgeon) and Bryan Tseng!
My lab (subramanianlab.com) is continuing work on studying the use of next-generation wearables and computational models for personalized medicine as part of @UCJointCPH. Stay tuned for updates!
Very excited to have @SandyaPhD bring her expertise--and cutting edge work on sensor design and computation to measure mind-body interactions (including autonomic nervous system function) outside the clinic--to CPH and @BerkeleyDataSci. And to welcome other new colleagues!
Hiring committees, institutions, and interviewees take note of Dr. Samuel Greene's lead article now out in @iScience_CP, "Accessible interview practices for disabled scientists and engineers."
Link: doi.org/10.1016/j.isci.2024.…@SchmidtFellows
ALT Our proposed strategies for implementing more accessible and equitable interview processes (Figure 1 of backstory). Figure highlights interactions between interviewer and interviewee before the interview, during, and after to enhance accessibility.
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Had a lot of fun chatting about interdisciplinary science and my work on migraine with the folks at @timeshighered! Thanks to @SchmidtFellows for the opportunity. Excited to continue this kind of work @UCJointCPH!
“It gives you this very human perspective.” Working with patients and taking an interdisciplinary path ensures 2022 Fellow @SandyaPhD research into debilitating chronic migraine stays connected to the people she is trying to help @timeshigheredtimeshighereducation.com/cam…
I'm recruiting PhD students for my lab at UC Berkeley / UCSF @UCJointCPH!
Please apply to work across engineering, computation, and physiology. Check out my lab website (subramanianlab.com) for more info!
Deadline is December 11. Retweets welcome :)
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1/ Excited that my paper “Exploring the Gut-Brain Connection in Gastroparesis with Autonomic and Gastric Myoelectric Monitoring” has been selected as a featured article this month by IEEE TBME! embs.org/tbme/articles/explo…
8/ This wouldn’t have been possible without my collaborators David C. Kunkel and @LindaNguyenMD as well as one of my postdoc advisors Todd Coleman. Excited to continue this kind of work at @UCJointCPH in my own lab (coming July 2024)!