Assistant Professor and Peds Dermatologist @washuderm. Physician scientist with a passion for tinkering and #3dprinting. Building next gen skin imaging devices.
St Louis, MO
Joined February 2009
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Beyond excited to share career-changing news: I can finally share that I was one of the 2021 NIH Director's Early Independence Award (DP5) winners commonfund.nih.gov/earlyinde…. 1/ @NIH_CommonFund, #NIHHighRisk
Seeing eye to eye: building a cost-effective tool to visualize cancer nibib.nih.gov/news-events/ne…
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Heading back to SF from Wash U St Louis
It was great to give 4 talks over 2 days.
I hope to make at least 2 available on YouTube, & 3 on plenary session.
It was heartening to talk to so many sensible doctors. When it comes to COVID19 ppl stopped me in the halls to say...🧵
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Thanks to @PiccirilloJay for invitation to Wash U. If you enjoyed my talks, let him know
Continue to be inspired by Manu, his ability to find clever feasible and impactful solution is a marvel
Thrilled that the « open source » distributed manufacturing process for Agave plant based menstrual pad manufacturing is now published in nature.com/articles/s44172-0… - lots of follow up building including a large consortium we will announce soon. Period poverty needs urgent action.
Playing with small 3d printed linear flexures- we can have precise linear motion driven by a screw with an embedded nut. @beniroquai we are thinking about this kind of miniature linear flexures for z-focus, inspired by your many awesome projects!
Proud PI moment seeing lab alumnus present her work. Excites to cheer her on tomorrow afternoon when presents some of her thesis work too!
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If you can spare 2-3 min, please watch this. Standing with Israel today does not mean not caring about the tragedy in Gaza. Hamas brought this tragedy on both Nations and the situation is devastating.
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Congratulations to Christine O'Brien and her team, Leo Shmuylovich and Kelsey Mayo!
They received a $320,000 prize in the 3rd phase of the @NIH's Rapid Acceleration of Diagnostics Technology (RADx Tech) for Maternal Health Challenge
engineering.wustl.edu/news/2… via @WashUengineers
Exciting to have our recent article related to post partum hemorrhage detection with a wearable laser speckle imaging device featured by Biomedical Optics Express! optica.org/about/newsroom/ne… via @OpticaWorldwide
I am so lucky to be working with @cobrie5 and team to develop wearable laser speckle imaging tech that provides early detection of post partum hemorrhage. Our first paper showing feasability in an animal model of hemorrhage is out! #OSA_BOEx opg.optica.org/boe/abstract.….
Proud of my postdoctoral mentor who helped me achieve more than I could have imagined and continues to support me and other former mentees!
Congratulations to Dr. Samuel Achilefu @SamuelAchilefu on his remarkable achievement as a newly elected SPIE Board of Directors.🥳🥳🥳@SPIEtweets @BME_UTSW
spie.org/news/university-of-…
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Congratulations to Dr. Samuel Achilefu @SamuelAchilefu on his remarkable achievement as a newly elected SPIE Board of Directors.🥳🥳🥳@SPIEtweets @BME_UTSW
spie.org/news/university-of-…
The Skandalaris Center Grants More Than $75,000 to WashU Startups at the Innovation skandalaris.wustl.edu/blog/2… proud of our team! @cobrie5 @ArmorMedical
Nice to see a familiar face Dr Lisa Arkin from @PeDRAResearch take the main stage at #aslms2023 @aslmsedu to wow the crowd with her multidisciplinary imaging and transcriptomics work focused on targeted laser and medical treatment of port wine stains.
Proud PI moment:) @McgrathQuin did a great job presenting her outstanding work focused on a novel multispectral imaging device that can better assess tissue inflammation. Thanks @aslmsedu #aslms2023 for the opportunity to share our work:)
Bringing science fair project idea to life - magnetically safe headphones. Thanks @adafruit for 3-pin magnetic pogo pin connectors!
we suspected demodicosis after seeing pustules on the nose. Our fellow Liza @LizaHillary shared that in training @ajmanc sang the following in clinic to the tune of ‘Favorite things’ (raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens): 🎶pustules on noses think demodicosis”🎶
