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Sayan presents CFL work at SB3C

Sayan Roychowdhury presented his work entitled 'The Effect of Hematocrit on the Thickness and Asymmetry of the Cell-Free Layer in Arterial Bifurcations' at the SB3C Program on June 14, 2021.  Peter Balogh was a collaborator on this work.

Randles presents at IMAG

Professor Randles presented at the NIH Interagency Modeling and Analysis Group (IMAG) Multi-scale Modeling and Viral Pandemics webinar series on June 3, 2021.

Randles presents in FEDInsider webinar

Professor Randles is presenting in the FEDInsider sponsored webinar 'Data as a Strategic Asset: Advanced Analytics in Government'. This webinar will explore how high performance computing is being leveraged to solve some of the nation's most pressing issues.

Randles awarded Novim AJN Science Inspiration Award

Professor Randles and Muath Bishawi were awarded the Novim Alexandra Jane Noble Science Inspiration Award. The awards, now in their fourth year, honor efforts to communicate complex topics in innovative, engaging ways to stimulate higher awareness of scientific issues, particularly in young…

Study optimizing treatment schedules for glioblastoma published in Nature BME

Work from a large collaboration with researchers from DFCI, Harvard University, and Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center was published in Nature Biomedical Engineering on April 16th. This work was entitled "Computational modelling of perivascular-niche dynamics for the optimization of treatment…

Study characterizing flow in complex lesions published in Scientific Reports

Madhurima Vardhan led a multi-institutional team to study 3D flow in coronary complex lesions. This work, entitled 'Non-invasive characterization of complex coronary lesions', was published in Scientific Reports. 

Randles presents at the University of Wisconsin-Madison BME Seminar Series

Professor Randles presented at the University of Wisconsin-Madison BME Seminar series on March 15. 

GPU data access study published in IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems

Collaborative work with ORNL that was led by Greg Herschlag was recently published in IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems. This work is titled "Analysis of GPU Data Access Patterns on Complex Geometries for the D3Q19 Lattice Boltzmann Algorithm" and presented a detailed…

Prof. Randles to present at Marquette Biomedical Engineering Graduate Seminar Series

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

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

Professor Randles will be giving a keynote at the ACM India Annual Event on February 13, 2021.

Randles to keynote RMACC Symposium

Professor Randles will be giving the keynote at the Rocky Mountain Advanced Computing Consortium's (RMACC) High Performance Computing Symposium in May. Learn more at HPCwire.

Randles to speak at MIT Technology Review Future Compute

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

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. Read more in this press release.

Ventilator work featured on Microsoft Blog

Our collaboration with Muath Bishawi, Restor3D, CrossComm, and Microsoft was featured on the Microsoft AI Blog, 'All hands on deck: How Duke University and AI for Health raced to create a COVID-10 solution for patients'.