New Publication on the Application of Machine Learning for Label-free Flow Cytometry
June 24, 2022
New publication on label-free detection of rare circulating tumor cell clusters in whole blood using backscatter and fluorescence flow cytometry is now available in Scientific Reports. This study was headed by Nilay Vora in collaboration with Dr. Prashant Shekar and Dr. Abani Patra. We are excited by this new collaboration as we work to develop new powerful algorithms for label-free diagnostics.
Read more4th year PhD Candidate Nilay Vora is Awarded the 2022 Outstanding Graduate Contributor to Engineering Education Award
April 29, 2022
4th year PhD Candidate Nilay Vora was awarded the 2022 Outstanding Graduate Contributor to Engineering Education Award which acknowledges full-time graduate students who through TA work, voluntary service, and/or other activities have enhanced significantly the education programs of the department
Read more4th year Ph.D. Candidate Nilay Vora wins 3rd place at the Tufts Graduate Student Research Symposium.
April 20, 2022
4th year Ph.D. Candidate Nilay Vora won 3rd place in 15-minute talks category at the Tufts Graduate Student Research Symposium.
Read moreVarshini Ramanathan is selected to participate in the Tufts Summer Scholars 2022 Program
April 1, 2022
Varshini Ramanathan was selected to participate in the Tufts Summer Scholars 2022 Program. She will study traumatic brain injury as part of her research project and present her work at the Undergraduate Research Symposium this fall. Congratulations Varshini!
Read moreJunior Varshini Ramanathan Wins the Goldwater Scholarship
March 25, 2022
Junior Varshini Ramanathan was listed as a 2022 Goldwater Scholarship winner for her academic achievement and research in the development of diagnostic tools for Traumatic Brain Injuries. The Goldwater Scholarship recognizes academic achievement and a promising career in research, congratulations Varshini!
Read moreJunior Varshini Ramanathan receives the Class of 1898 Prize
March 18, 2022
Varshini Ramanathan, a junior in Tufts BME and member of the ODDET lab, has been selected as the recipient of the Class of 1898 Prize, awarded annually to the student in each of the three undergraduate colleges who, having completed at least two years at Tufts, has best demonstrated both high scholarly ability and a wide range of intellectual interest and competence.
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