Lab News
Prof. Randles to present at Marquette Biomedical Engineering Graduate Seminar Series
February 25, 2021
Prof. Randles is looking forward to presenting at Marquette's Graduate Seminar Series for Biomedical Engineering on March 5, 2021.
Prof. Randles to present at JHU BME Seminar Series
February 25, 2021
Prof. Randles is excited to be presenting at the Johns Hopkins BME Seminar series on March 1.
Randles to give keynote at ACM India Annual Event
February 9, 2021
Professor Randles will be giving a keynote at the ACM India Annual Event on February 13, 2021.
Randles to keynote RMACC Symposium
February 9, 2021
Professor Randles will be giving the keynote at the Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium's (RMACC) High Performance Computing Symposium in May.
Randles to speak at MIT Technology Review Future Compute
February 9, 2021
Prof. Randles is speaking at the MIT Technology Review Future Compute event being hosted online February 10-11, 2021.
Randles receives DOE INCITE allocation award
December 10, 2020
We were awarded 290,000 Summit node-hours to study the influence of cell-specific properties on circulating tumor cells in complex vasculatures through the INCITE program.
Ventilator work featured on Microsoft Blog
December 1, 2020
Our collaboration with Muath Bishawi, Restor3D, CrossComm, and Microsoft was featured on the Microsoft AI Blog, 'All hands on deck: How Duke... read more
Randles Lab at SC20
November 20, 2020
The Randles Lab was active at the The International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis (SC20). The Supercomputing conference was held virtually from November 9-19.
2020 CMBE Young Innovator and CMBE publication
October 22, 2020
Professor Randles was selected as a 2020 CMBE Young Innovator and our work entitled "Investigating the Interaction Between Circulating Tumor Cells... read more
Aneurysm research published in Biofabrication
October 16, 2020
Marianna Pepona led the computational component of a large research effort studying flow in 3D printed aneurysms.