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NeuroLens’ Demo at NSF Meetings

Our NeuroLens project has gained a tremendous amount of publicity in the last two months, presented as a demo at NSF’s congressional showcase at Capitol Hill as a part of NSF Athena AI Institute (left picture), and also at NSF Computing Systems Research (CSR) PI meeting (right picture). In the left picture below, NSF Director […]

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Research Talks

In the past two weeks, I have given research talks about Augmented Reality in Surgical Applications at the WiSE lab, Prof. Anthony Rowe’s group at CMU (6/15), and Duke’s REU seminar (6/21). The talk covered the development of AR-assisted surgical guidance systems for applications in neurosurgery and ophthalmology.

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NeuroLens Featured in Duke ECE Magazine

Our work on NeuroLens is featured in Duke’s 2022 ECE Magazine as a part of the topics covering the future of the Metaverse. We believe AR/VR/MR plays a crucial role in revolutionizing the medical industries, and it’s wonderful to have our collaborative work with Duke’s School of Medicine acknowledged. A digital version of the magazine […]

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NeuroLens Accepted to IEEE ISMAR 2022

The conference paper, NeuroLens: Augmented Reality-based Contextual Guidance through Surgical Tool Tracking in Neurosurgery has been accepted to IEEE ISMAR 2022 (Acceptance rate: 21%) [Link].

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CRA Grad Cohort for Women ’22

NeuroLens: Augmented Reality-based Contextual Guidance for Assisting Neurosurgeons in Ventriculostomy was presented during the poster session at the CRA Grad Cohort for Women in New Orleans, LA. (April 21, 2022)

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IEEE VR Workshop 2022

The workshop paper, AR-Assisted Surgical Guidance System for Ventriculostomy, was presented virtually at the XR for Healthcare and Wellbeing Workshop, co-located with IEEE VR 2022 [Paper] (March 13, 2022).

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