I am currently a PhD candidate in mechanical engineering at MIT. I work in the Device Realization Lab with PI Dr. Brian Anthony.
My research is focused on low-cost volume ultrasound methods. I am developing computational methods for clinical translation of volume ultrasound, utilizing off-the-shelf sensors to adapt a standard ultrasound machine.
This involves building algorithms to robustly reconstruct noisy 2D images into a 3D volume rendering for diagnostics and interpretation.
Additionally, we are demonstrating the use of volume ultrasound for longitudinal monitoring in dogs with a muscle wasting condition.
Finally, I aim to create a human-in-the-loop visualization and guidance system to increase accessibility of ultrasound acquisition.
My other general research interests include medical devices, medical ultrasound, translational research, engineering education, and participatory design.
This research is on-going - keep an eye on this page for updates!