We develop biomedical imaging and instrumentation to address unmet needs in global public health
Our research focuses on ultrasound imaging and explores the following key themes:
- AI/ML-based image analysis and user guidance
- Instrumentation development
- Human-centered design and innovation
To achieve our multi-disciplinary research goals, we partner closely with investigators at Boston College in the Connell School of Nursing, Department of Computer Science, , and the Global Public Health and the Common Good Program, as well as clinical collaborators at Brigham and Women鈥檚 Hospital / Harvard Medical School in Boston and Jimma University in Ethiopia.
Research
Our research spans multiple disciplines, with a central focus on advancing the capabilities and usability of ultrasound, and other biomedical imaging and instrumentation technologies.
Teaching
Prof. Ranger teaches first-year engineering analysis laboratories, a reflection seminar, and a biomedical imaging elective course in the Human-Centered Engineering program.
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